Hear ‘Ye, Hear ‘Ye: Anderson Chamber Greeters Hear Upstate Hearing Instruments Talk About Hearing
- Jerry Sanchez, Sr.
- May 30
- 2 min read
Bryce Etzler of Upstate Hearing Instruments gave a hearing presentation, along with several of her fellow hearing specialists, on Wednesday, May 27, 2026, to dozens of Anderson Chamber of Commerce Greeters—and guests—who had gathered at the firm’s Tehama street location to hear more about what is, arguably, the most precious of life’s senses……..hearing. Among the more salient points that Bryce and her hearing associates made were
No matter your age, everyone should get a hearing test.
More and more young(er) people are in need of hearing aids.
Hearing loss, in an alarming number of cases, is associated with cognitive decline.
“Hearing aids need cleaning!” was loudly and exuberantly proclaimed by Mother Bryce's young tow-headed son.
In appreciation and acknowledgment, Etzler said,
“Upstate Hearing Instruments is proud to serve the hard-of-hearing communities throughout Shasta, Tehama, Butte, Lassen and Trinity counties. We are grateful for the opportunity to support our patients and communities, not only through better hearing but by actively engaging with local businesses and community events. For years, it has been our privilege to be a trusted part of these communities, and we look forward to continuing that commitment for many years to come.”
Etzler concluded,
“We are truly grateful every day for the relationships and support that make what we do so meaningful. A special thank you to the Anderson Chamber of Commerce and all the guests who stopped by and spent time with us. We are so grateful for the opportunity to share our Upstate Hearing Instruments family with you and for letting our kids bring a little extra entertainment and joy to our day.”
According to Etzler, who is the Chief Operating Officer, Upstate Hearing Instruments has locations in Redding, Red Bluff, Chico, Susanville, and Weaverville, providing exceptional hearing services, including hearing testing, hearing aid selection and sales, hearing aid repairs, tinnitus management, and preventive care. Additionally, a 14-day “test drive” program is offered, allowing clients to experience the benefits of better hearing before making an investment.
The Anderson Chamber of Commerce Greeters that were front and center inside Upstate Hearing’s location on Tehama Street in Redding were:
A-1 Tree Service (Jason Smith); Action News Now (Joe Bull); Aflac (Dan Landen); Arch Collaborative (Elizabeth Schroeder); BBSI (Joshua Littlefield); Blue Sky Festivals and Events (D. Forrest Melton, Jr.; Budget Blinds (Jerry and Kim Bay/Ellie Bennett); Caliber Office Furniture (Chris Cable); Coastal Business Systems (Kyle Blake); CRBR (Angie Hawkins); Discount Tire Outlet (Tim Johnson); EC Glaser Edge (Christian Santos); Eat Shasta ( Larry Ramsay); Edward Jones (Tyler Rowley); Fresh Clean (Doug Bryant); Guild Morygage (Bruce Preston); Haven Humane Society (Anne Ransom); HELPING HANDS by Sarah (Sarah Prather); I Hate Buying Insurance (Joseph Graves) and Matrix Cards and Games (Jake Walker).
There’s more! Michael’s Office Furnishings (Lauren Garcia-Gomez); NorCal Accounting Professionals (Abigail Peterson); Professional Exterminators of Redding (Dave Silva); Promotional Images (Denny Herrington); Placer Title Company (Jill Villalobos/Scarlett Taff); RUSH Personnel Services (Dee and Maddie); SERVPRO Cleaning, Restoration and Construction (Trevor Lewis); Shasta College (Mark Endraske); SHASTA UNFILTERED eNewspaper (Jerry Sanchez, Sr.) and True North Realty (Mari McCurdy).
