Location: Stone Oak (Med court) & Judson Rd.

* National board certification in Hearing Instrument Sciences * Advanced training on all major hearing aid circuits Licensed: State of Texas * Members: Texas Hearing Aid Association, International Hearing Society * Continuing Education: Meet or exceed annual requirement * Seminars & Lectures: Consumer seminars; free hearing and balance screenings in assisted-living homes and at health fairs.

Location: Judson Rd

Morilyn Amos, is a native to San Antonio, Texas. She earned her Bachelors degree from Texas State University at San Marcos and her Masters degree in Audiology from Lamar University in Beaumont. She is certified by the American Speech-Language and Hearing Association (ASHA) and has a license to practice audiology. She believes the hearing specialist and the patient need to work as a team to create hearing solutions that best fit the patient’s lifestyles and needs.

Location: Judson Road

Dennis Hackney is a Nationally Board Certified Hearing Instrument Specialist. He has been working in the hearing industry now for 6 years. He has intimate knowledge of hearing loss and hearing aids not only because of his training, but because he too has a hearing loss. Dennis is in charge of the "Mobile" Division of San Antonio Hearing Centers. When circumstances do not permit people to travel to our office, Dennis goes to them, providing them with outstanding Hearing Care. Born and raised in Oklahoma, he and his wife Ashley currently live in New Braunfels with their dog "Walter."

Location: Broadway (Alamo Heights)

As Larry and Debby’s son, Caleb began working part-time for the company 8 years ago, while attending college in San Antonio. He now work as a full-time hearing instrument specialist at the Broadway location with his wife, Bonnie. Growing up in the industry has provided him with a unique perspective and experience in dealing with hearing healthcare.

Location: Wurzbach

I was born in Texarkana, TX to my mother Sarah and my Father Steve. My father was raised on a farm in east Texas and was a diesel mechanic while I was growing up. He instilled in me the importance of a hard days work and how satisfying it is to put quality in your work when you look back on what you have done. I have kept that very important to me that I be satisfied with my work, and my customers be satisfied with it as well. My mother is a very gregarious person, and she taught me how to make people laugh and listen to their life stories and viewpoints. She helped me to be a good listener and that is very important when dealing with people that have a disability. I have lived in Texas most of my life but did some growing up in Oklahoma and Arkansas along the way. In 2005 I married my wife Colleen, who is a feisty little firecracker that keeps me in line even though she is 5’0" tall. In 2009 my daughter Alice was born, who is the light of my life. I think I have learned more from being a father than any other job I have ever had, and she always surprises me with her insight and viewpoint on how the world works. To me the most important thing in my life is my God, who has taught me since I was little to be humble and respectful to everyone no matter what their race, age, monetary status, or disposition. I joined the San Antonio Hearing centers in 2009 and have been dealing with Hearing loss ever since. I have learned from Larry and Debby Taylor how to connect people back into their jobs, and most importantly their families, while comforting them about their disability. It makes my day every time I hear a patient say that they can hear their grand kids now, or that they can hear their wife or husband now, because good communication is so important in a family!

I was born and raised in New Braunfels, TX. I’ve known Larry and Debby Taylor for many years and finally in early 2009 I started to work for them. I soon found how enjoyable it was to help people hear better and quickly immersed myself in the field, learning everything I could about hearing loss and hearing aids. I currently work out of our location on Broadway. I also periodically assist Dennis Hackney with our Mobile Services – going to see those who, due to circumstances, can’t come to see us.

Location: Stone Oak (Med Court)

Ashley M. Windsor is a Central Texas native, raised by her hearing impaired grandparents. During her childhood, she developed an interest in communication and a love for the elderly. As a student, she excelled in school, became fluent in American Sign Language, and graduated distinguished. While pursuing her career as an interpreter for the deaf, she met the Taylor’s of the San Antonio Hearing Center. Inspired by their mission, she joined their team to help the hearing impaired to hear again. Ashley has a continuous thirst for knowledge and is a member of the International Hearing Society. As a licensed hearing instrument specialist, she is very professional, patient, and passionate about helping.