Sai Speech and Hearing Centre

23/07/2026

Switch on day is always filled with mixed emotions. Anxiety, Laughter, tears ,joy. If you have also experienced one, comment down below. implant on # hearing loss

23/07/2026

Switch on day is always most awaited day , mixed emotions, laughter,tears and a new beginning of a journey of speech and hearing implant on

23/07/2026

08/07/2026

How important is music and rhythm in our life, we never realise is, but ask a child who has undergone lots of efforts to hear and understand the value of each and every aspect of sound. Maurvi has conquered all the limitations attached with hearing loss and she enjoys each beat of music like any other child.
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12/06/2026

Sai Speech and Hearing Centre, with renowned ENT surgeon Dr. Satish Jain, has achieved a historic medical milestone by successfully performing the first youngest bilateral NEXA cochlear implant procedure in Rajasthan.

This historic milestone highlights a vital truth in child development: early intervention is paramount.
Our mission has always been to provide children with the gift of sound as early as safely possible,saving them from a lifetime of silence.

We urge parents, pediatricians, and caregivers to prioritize early hearing screenings for newborns. Detecting hearing loss within the first few months of life allows for timely interventions that permanently change a child’s developmental trajectory.For more information on infant hearing screenings, cochlear implant candidacy, or speech-language rehabilitation services, please contact Sai Speech and Hearing Centre.

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22/05/2026

Transforming your child’s cleft smile is a beautiful first step, but ensuring they speak clearly and confidently requires early speech therapy right after surgery. As a speech therapist, I see how surgery beautifully repairs the physical palate, but little mouths still need to learn how to use those newly healed muscles correctly. Without early intervention, toddlers often adapt by making sounds in the throat, leading to a permanent nasal or muffled voice. By starting therapy early, we build crucial muscle strength, prevent bad habits before they start, and keep air moving through the mouth instead of the nose. Proactive therapy is the ultimate key to preventing speech delays, boosting your child’s confidence, and ensuring they develop a perfectly clear, normal voice before they even start school.