HRC is now HearUSA, but nothing else has changed. This is a very good thing. I have been a client…read morefor well over fifteen years, and I cannot say enough good things about Dr. Brock and his staff. They're just WONDERFUL! I have an uneasy relationship with my hearing loss and hearing aids. I don't particularly care that I'm hard of hearing, and I just train people to look at me when they speak. I don't like hearing aids and consider them a necessary evil. I either haven't worn them, or only wore one, most of my life since age 13. Things changed when my son fell on the stairs in NY, and I couldn't hear him crying for me. My mother, who has acute hearing and a terrible temper, brought him upstairs and yelled, "You need to wear a damn hearing aid!" Well pfft. Upon our return to Colorado, I shuffled my feet off to Hearing Rehab Center, as it was then. I sulked during the hearing test. Dr. Brock fitted me with a top-of-the line LEOPARD-printed hearing aid. I LOVED it. It was tiny, amazing, and LEOPARD. Dr. Brock suggested that I get two, but I refused. Ex-husband and kid(s) were extremely noisy. He never pushed me to get a second one. Over the years, I've stopped by many times for batteries, new domes, new tube thingies, and the occasional overdue hearing test. I've also run over in a complete panic when my aid didn't work. This was usually because of a loose wire. I had to eventually replace the leopard aid, and Dr. Brock guided me to what he thought was the best choice for me. A tiny Oticon aid, in an unfortunate shade of burgundy that matches Oriental rugs perfectly. I am exceedingly grateful to Dr. Brock for making a bad situation (hearing loss) better. He's a genuinely kind, very nice, and thoroughly professional audiologist. He REALLY knows his field, and keeps up with the latest developments and technology. I cannot recommend him highly enough. He's also very pleasant in that he won't push you into making a choice. I really appreciate that. Excellent hearing aids are expensive, even with special pricing. HearUSA has partnered with a couple of major manufacturers in order to offer discounts on some aids. HearUSA also offers the OTC aids for$999. These are suitable for people with mild to moderate loss. Unfortunately, mine is more severe, so those won't help me. But for metalheads or age-related loss, these could work.

I dropped in & needed help with my hearing aid not working. Front desk took it back & brought it…read moreback working! New customer!

If you are looking for the answer in hearing aids, with the most professional audiologists in the…read moreworld, then Denver Hearing Specialists is your place. Everyone in Audiology at DHS is as good as it gets. I've been a patient for well over a decade, and I would NEVER go anywhere else. They are the best!!! Walter Johnson

So, now let me tell you why this is a 5 star review instead of the 1 star review I had intended. I…read morewas referred here by my primary care doc. My tinnitus is terrible and it finally got so bad, that I needed help. I went here and got a hearing evaluation. I was then told I needed a 1K MRI to determine whether or not there was a benign tumor putting pressure on the inside of my ear. I could not afford it so I didn't do it. 6 months later, I can't stand it so I go back and get another evaluation. This time I am told there is another, very inexpensive test that can be done in the office and it would determine if I really need a MRI or not. I went for the test and I had a migraine brewing all day so it wasn't a good day to begin with. I told the PA that I just wanted to have the test done and leave. She did the test , then put me in a room with bright flourescent lights. My migraine went into hyper drive. After 10 minutes of not being acknowledged, I stormed out. So far this doesn't sound like it could be a 5 star review but here's where it gets good. Dr. Pingree called me after I paid the bill and enclosed a note voicing my displeasure. He asked me to tell him in detail what happened and what led to my negative experience. Has anybody EVER had this happen before? I haven't. I was happy to relate to him the details and he was very happy to tell me that this experience will be used as a way to train staff to be more respsonsive to patients and their needs. The point is that Dr. Pingree took time to listen to me and I could sense that he was deeply concerned about his customer care. I will defenitely give them another opportunity to help me in the near future.

Had an issue with barotrauma. Had seen another ENT who had no clue about the condition. Though…read moreeveryone, including Dr. Gonzalez, was helpful and knowledgeable and I left feeling hopeful for the first time in 5 years, my biggest SHOUT OUT goes to Cole, the medical assistant. Not only did he understand my actual problem, but when issues came up with my prescription being filled at Walgreens in Parker, he went above and beyond with phone calls and 'arguments' with the pharmacists to straighten out my insurance mess so I could get a refund and not pay out of pocket. He even followed through with phone calls to me. What made him so invaluable to my personal case? I live in Alaska, was visiting family and friends, and had very little time to deal with the mess. He resolved everything making the rest of my vacation enjoyable. Thanks Cole!

I have been a patient here for years now. Very kind people work here. Dr Pingree is top notch! The…read moreaudiologists are empathetic. The accounting department is on the ball. No issues.

Good morning Dr. Gebing. I gave the hearing aids a good workout across restaurants, malls, yard…read morework and more. Tried the spatial configurator and am pleased with the model, the color and the fit of the domes. They stay put. Couple of observations: You and Dr Jenkins seemed to anticipate almost all of my questions. Thank you I was relieved to learn that my mental capacities were being taxed, trying to interpret "missing sounds" and am looking forward to that capacity being available to invest elsewhere We need a new name for hearing aids, which are associated with getting old. How about acuity optimizers or the fountains of youth? Thank you!

Before seeing Dr. Hepworth, do your homework and take the negative reviews seriously. He relies…read moreheavily on fear to push vulnerable patients toward surgery--particularly those who are exhausted, undiagnosed, and desperate for answers. He presents himself as the first doctor who "finally understands" what's wrong. The relief is overwhelming. You feel seen. You may even break down in his office because, at last, someone claims to have an explanation. That emotional response is part of the problem. If he gives you a diagnosis, verify it--twice--through independent specialists not affiliated with him. Dr. Hepworth sent me down a frightening two-year rabbit hole with a diagnosis of a CSF leak. He claimed I had a possible cephalocele, a sinus infection that had eroded bone at the roof of my nose, a CSF leak through a skull defect, and a possible skull base fracture. He explicitly warned that if I became ill, bacteria or a virus could travel into my brain, causing meningitis and death. When I sought a second opinion, he referred me to one of his neurologist colleagues, who supported his conclusions. After extensive evaluation and testing at the Mayo Clinic, not a single one of Dr. Hepworth's diagnoses was correct. The actual cause of my symptoms was orthostatic hypotension. Do your research. Be skeptical of fear-based medicine. And don't give up on finding accurate answers--but make sure they come from unbiased, reputable specialists.

The office experience was incredibly unprofessional. I arrived 10 minutes early yet waited 45…read moreminutes with no updates. When I asked at the desk, the staff member said, "How would I know? I've been on the phone," then shrugged, adding the doctor was late then proceeded to tell me come back on a different day. Delays happen, but patients deserve the courtesy of being informed rather than dismissed.

I have been a patient of Scott DeWitt for about 10 years, before my retirement, cancer and Covid,…read moreand before his three kids. I first bought Wydex battery charged hearing aids. Five years later I bought Resound rechargeable hearing aids. (Both Danish companies, as is Novo Nordisk;world's largest supplier of industrial enzymes.) At my age 75, my hearing response shows no statistically significant change for the last 3 years. Decided to take the Wydex battery operated with me on overnight's away from home, use the Resound for daily activities at home. Hearing loss shares similarities with arthritis and vision and combustion engines. The earlier the losses are detected, the higher probability of slowing the decay/loss rate. The difference between having to buy a vehicle and getting +300,000 miles from a 1998 Acura Legend (Manual transmission). Stopped in the office for a quick fix from Sarah Tuesday . Scott changed the tips for a better fit, so NO feedback and they don't hurt when wearing all day. Can't tell when I'm wearing them. Sound quality is better with Resound.

I was visiting Denver and needed my hearing aids adjusted. I got an appointment on short notice…read more The receptionist was friendly and very helpful. The doctor was professional and caring. I appreciated their kindness and help.

Dr. Blake is a condescending. The last surgery I had with him ended with me getting a blood…read moreinfection due to Dr.Blake and his 2nd year resident forgetting to write an antibiotic and pain medication after the colon surgery. I spent a night at SkyRidge hospital that haunts me. I kept asking the nurse for help but I was put in a floor where the nurse didn't know much about the aftercare. I kept telling her that I have had this surgery multiple times and I know I need medicine afterward. She kept apologizing and said Dr. Blake did not prescribe anything. I called the office from my personal phone while in the hospital. I was told Dr. Blake was on a plane- going on vacation and I would have to wait until the morning. By 8am, I was bleeding, my body felt so weird. I wasn't getting any help and the only way I could get medicine was to go to Walgreens. I literally walked out of the hospital so I could help myself. I do not blame the nurse because she was tending to so many other patients and she kept calling for help. I got my medicine from Walgreens. The office only prescribed pain medicine. By the evening I was so sick and out of it, I went to Littleton hospital where I spent several weeks fighting septic shock due to Dr. Blake's mistake. At my follow-up appointment, Dr. Blake was not allowing me to speak until his 5/6 year resident stepped in and showed him that I was not prescribed medication. It was only then he took a moment to apologize. Dr. Blake needs to learn human empathy.

AMAZING!! Dr. Blake is my colorectal surgeon & I've had nothing but great experiences with him!…read moreHe's a great person, great doctor, & a great surgeon. He performed my ileostomy surgery as well as many emergency surgeries due to bowel obstructions I've had. He's so kind, caring, & actually listens to his patients. He's easy to contact & is very trust worthy. Highly recommend him to everyone! He is very knowledgeable & has his work together