Giving Back to San Antonio and Beyond
Helping people hear better is part of what gets us out of bed in the morning; we’re passionate not just about hearing care but about caring for each individual that comes to visit our clinic, whether they’re a fellow Texan or from somewhere beyond our borders.
We’re always looking for ways to better ourselves, both in and out of the office, and giving back to our community is the most enriching and rewarding way to do it.
Between helping our patients become more independent and active with the help of our hearing care services, we make sure to improve ourselves personally through volunteer work within San Antonio and beyond.
First Tee
First Tee enables kids to build strong character and resilience through a lifetime of new challenges. With a unique methodology of mixing golf with life skills curriculum, we foster learning and skill-building in confidence and inner strength so our kids can succeed and better themselves as they grow.
Through these golf-focused programs, children learn skills that will help them succeed in school, future careers, and life, ensuring they’re well-equipped to take on whatever challenges their lives give them as they mature – and best of all, it’s a fun way to learn!
By 2023, First Tee has served over 3,200 children and assisted in developing their important life skills to support their growth as both golf players, students, and people.
Impact San Antonio
A non-profit women’s collective grant-making organization, Impact San Antonio empowers women as both donors to the cause and decision-makers within it. Since its founding in 2004 by Kelly Hutchinson and 25 women, we have provided more than $5.9 million in grants to over 120 nonprofits across the city.
Impact San Antonio regularly awards High Impact Grants of $100,000 to nonprofit organizations of all focuses, including Arts and Culture, Education, Environment, Recreation and Preservation, Family, and Health and Wellness organizations that aim to help everyone throughout San Antonio’s bustling community.
We work hard to help improve the lives of people living and working here in our community.
Request a Callback
It’s often the small questions and concerns that hold us back from making the right decision for our hearing health or helping a loved one in their journey to better hearing.
That’s why one of our hearing experts is on hand to help.
Simply complete the form and we’ll call you back for a friendly, no-obligation conversation to help.
Don’t want to wait? Call us at: 210-820-0525
Hearing Resources, News and Support
With so many myths and misconceptions in the hearing care industry – our team
of professionals answer some of the biggest questions and share what you need
to know to maximize your hearing health.
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Patient Stories
“Before my visit to Audicles, I wasn’t sure if I could afford hearing aids”
I was in the car with my husband, son, and two young granddaughters. Everyone was engaged in an obviously fun and spirited conversation. Although I could hear they were speaking, I couldn’t make out what they were saying. I felt sad and left out of the conversation. I realised was up to ME to do something to change things.
– Marlene P.
“You will be treated as a human, not a patient”
My parents noticed my hearing loss when I was younger. I was 3 years old and my mom would be brushing my hair and talking to me, and I would say, ‘Mom, wait, I can’t hear you. Let me turn around so I can see you!
– Lauren B.
“We often go to them feeling hopeless, and we return home feeling hopeful”
I became concerned about my hearing when my wife would ask me a question and then raised her voice asking why did I not answer her. My reaction was, ‘What question?
– Lee and Moon F.
“It doesn’t make you old. It doesn’t make you broken. It will change the way you live life“
I’ve always had bad hearing since I was a kid. But I noticed how bad it had gotten with the pandemic and wearing masks and realizing I was just good at lip reading. I work in customer service. So I felt it was affecting my job and needed to do something about it.
– Bryanna K.