HEARING LOSS ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA, EAST BAY CHAPTER
SERVING THE EAST BAY & SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA
Information, Education, Support, Advocacy
WELCOME TO THE 5th MEETING OF OUR 40TH ANNIVERSARY YEAR!!!
In-Person & Webinar
Second Saturday of Each Month (except July and August)
RSVP by Fri 5:00 PM PT Before Meeting
DATES:
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​October 10: Assistive Listening Systems, Ann Thomas, HLAA N. Calif. Chapters Coordinator
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November 16: Caine Companions,Hearing Dogs, Pamela Durkin
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December 12: Importance of Visiting an ENT, Christine Im
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January 9: Activating the Vestibular Systems for Balance and Well-Being, Mary Kawar
SCHEDULE:
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9:30 AM PT: Social and Refreshments
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10:00 AM PT: Presentation (Webinar starts at 10 AM PT)
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11:30 AM PT: Complimentary Pizza
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LOCATION:
​​Kaiser Permanente Oakland Medical Center, 3600 Broadway, (or use North Entrance at 275 W MacArthur, closest to free Fabiola parking), Lower Level Conference Room LL-B, Oakland CA 94611
​PARKING OPTIONS:
​#1: (3-minute walk): Free parking is available across the street from the Kaiser Fabiola Building at the 3780 Howe St. Parking Garage. From here, walk half a block to the North Entrance of the Oakland Medical Center at 275 West MacArthur Blvd. Please see the link here for walking directions.​
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# 2: (1-minute walk, parking lot adjacent to the Oakland Medical Center where the meeting will be held): The first two hours are free at the Kaiser Oakland Medical Center, 3510 Broadway Parking Garage; each additional 30 minutes costs $1, with a maximum daily charge of $18 after five hours.​
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DIRECTIONS:
Once inside the Kaiser Oakland Medical Center, take any elevator to the Lower Level. Follow the signs to the Lower Level (LL) Conference Rooms. Our meeting will be held in Conference Room LL-B.​​​​
Who We Are
The Hearing Loss Association of America-East Bay Chapter (HLAA-EB ) is part of the nation’s leading organization representing people of all ages with hearing loss. ​ We strive to give people the tools they need to live more successfully with hearing loss and to show them they do not have to face hearing loss alone. ​ Our primary purpose is to educate ourselves, our families, friends, coworkers, teachers, hearing health care providers, industry, government, and others about hearing loss.
