We were referred to Dr. Feng's office, where my 97-yr-old mother received a thorough evaluation…read morefrom Dr. Tiffany Hong. From the very beginning, we felt she was in caring and capable hands. The exam was comprehensive, and everything was explained with patience and clarity. When we returned two weeks later for the hearing aids, Audiologist Suzette Xie took the time to gently guide my mother on how to use and wear them, making sure she felt comfortable and confident throughout. The fit was excellent, and my mother can now hear clearly again. Conversations now feel natural, and the simple relief of not having to repeat everything has made a huge difference for everyone in the family. We're truly grateful for the care and attention she received. The office has a very friendly atmosphere, and the staff were accommodating with no attitude, even when I needed to make a last minute change to my appointment that day. The wait time was under 10 minutes. Highly recommended.

Dr. Kathy Feng, a New York State licensed Doctor of Audiology for over 12 years, was highly…read morerecommended by a Columbia Medical Center Audiologist to have my hearing aid device made. Well-explained orientation, very precise and patient on how to operate and maintain a hearing aid device. As well as amazing, well-ethical staff, I have seen at a health care clinic. I am impressed with the final product as well, high-end quality and packaging.

This was my first visit to NYC Hearing Associates and I couldn't be happier! Dr. Weible and staff…read moreare extremely cordial and knowledgeable. They took the time to explain in detail each test that was going to take place at my appointment and the expected results. Immediately after the exam, which was very efficient, they explained the results and thoroughly answered any questions that I had. This is a very professional practice with warm and welcoming staff. I highly recommend!

Dr. Monica is great. She knows her stuff and is patient and helpful. I have the Lyric model, so…read moreneed to go about 1x/month. She makes it pleasant and painless.

Overall I had a good experience. Pouya was helpful in assessing my current hearing ability through…read morea test and explaining different options to protect hearing such as custom-fitted earplugs. I'd recommend this clinic overall.

I am giving 1 star because I am disappointed and frustrated. I have been trying to get help with…read moreaudiology and hearing aids, but i felt confused and unsupported. I brought my paperwork, but it still was not enough, and I did not understand why. My sister helped me by FaceTime to communicate with the doctor/audiologist, but even then the doctor seemed confused about what I needed the paper for. That was very frustrating for me because I am Deaf and communication is already limited. I have needed hearing aid support for many years, and I really hoped this place would help me move forward. Sadly, I left feeling disappointed and had to cancel and try to get a new referral somewhere else. I am sorry, but I want to speak the truth about my experience. I hope they can improve communication and support for Deaf patients in the future.

Best audiologist in the city. This office is an extension of their midtown office, but better…read morelocation for me. Perfect for a stop in if you need help on your hearing aid or for long term audiology care. NYC Hearing Associates customer service is top notch, I purchased hearing aids from them, very knowledgeable on what is out there, plus they provide free batteries, free wax traps, and free adjustments anytime, they are all about building strong customer relationships. Dr Seth Weible is a great audiologist, great to talk with, helps me explore all alternatives and options, and I would highly recommend him to anyone seeking an audiologist.

Knowledgeable, helpful, and nice. Three attributes that, when put together, make for very pleasant…read moreexperience at NYC Hearing Associates. I couldn't recommend them more highly for anyone suffering hearing loss.

Of all the reports dealing with hearing aids, the scariest is the connection between hearing loss…read moreand dementia. That sounds like just marketing, but several studies confirm the association. With that in mind, how do you deal with hearing loss decades before dementia can settle its claws into your life? The best, if you have hearing loss, is to get yourself a pair of aids in an industry that has progressed in leaps and bounds during the past decade. I almost did not have that luck. I tried three times to kick dementia under the bus by going to several hearing clinics over the past twenty years. I had to return the aids to all of them within a 45-day period to get refunded. Finally in 2026 I found my hearing aids Shangri-la. That wonderful dispenser of hearing aids is Brooklyn Audiology Associates, which has three branches in Brooklyn. The Brooklyn Heights location, a mere 20-minutes' walk from my apartment, is staffed by "hearing aid experts," as they call themselves. I had the luck to be treated by John, in the business for a few decades, and be helped as well by Annie at the reception desk, setting appointments and even giving the aids a thorough cleaning during my visits. The company goes beyond New York State Law by allowing clients to return their just-fitted hearing aids for up to 60 days, 15 days beyond the legal requirement. John gave me the standard audio test. The print-out showed that I had moderate to severe hearing loss. I signed up for hearing aids, which includes one year of service, for periodic check-ups and adjustments. Plus: United Federation of Teachers gives its members and retirees like me up to $4000 in rebates for each three-year period. (Check whether your union has similar goodies.) During my follow-up visits, I had the Phonak aids adjusted three times until now I often fall asleep not realizing that I am still wearing them! The Phonak equipment is not cheap. This is a high-end product that can last up to four years, with a new audiology test determining whether your hearing has diminished with age. I think you will be pleased with the service you get, particularly important because adjustments may be needed especially during the first 60 days. I was fortunate in that my left hearing aid needed an adjustment beyond the 60 days: no problem here. Chances are you will be set up with an RIC, or Receiver-in-Canal, in which the bodies holding the chargeable batteries are behind the ear. John fixed me up with an ITE, or In-The-Ear aids, each of which is a solid, individual unit. I received another audiology test a few days ago, three months after I ordered the aids, and discovered that in most frequencies, my hearing progressed to the 0-20 score. That's the gold standard for normal hearing. Don't annoy your friends by saying "what?" or "can you repeat that?" or pretending that you understand what they are saying only to baffle them with your retorts. Get your hearing fixed and give your pals the opportunity to hear your witty banter

Nice and friendly receptionist. Audiologist very courteous…read moreand professional. Appointment is punctual and no wasting time waiting

Dr. Lucia Gambino was amazing. My brother in law with special needs was not receptive to wearing…read morehearing aids at first but after meeting Dr. Gambino who patiently explained all of his options, his test results, and provided a demo pair to wear for the week, he definitely had a change of heart. She carefully showed him how to wear them, clean them, change the filter, and finally how to charge the hearing aids every night. Our office experience as a first time purchaser of hearing aids was made so convenient with Dr. Gambino's wonderful personality, knowledge of the product, and ability to navigate through all the additional paperwork for us was simply amazing. We are so thankful to Dr. Gambino and we highly recommend her to our friends and family. The Cheung Family

Don't go into audio help hearing centers this place take your money sign you…read more on papers which is not legal by NY state legal laws for hearing aid. also charged me $1500 returning hearing Aid. You can't charge 25% when returned hearing aid NOT legal. Go to ant hospital in NY and get help they don't charge any %. The owner of this company "MR BRVO" call me and scream at me. "WOW" "THHE CALL HIS COMPNY AUDIO HELP" If i was him i call them Screaming help i will give them 0 star even -000.

Doc was incredibly helpful and clear. No hard sell, just useful information. Everything was…read moreorganized and pleasant.

I wish I'd gone to see Dr. Krasnick a long time ago. The appointment was so much easier than I…read morethought it would be. His staff was friendly; I got an appointment within a week. The office was convenient, comfortable and didn't feel overly "clinical." Dr. Krasnick took his time with me and answered all of my questions. And now I feel more confident and reassured about my hearing.

Sara Boszik is a truly exceptional audiologist. Patient and knowledgeable. I have worked others in…read morethe past and so far Sara is the gold standard!

I had high hopes when I made my appointment. I said that I needed hearing aides and provided all…read moreof my insurance information, repeating that I required hearing aids. I explained that I was disable and used a power wheelchair and asked if the office was accessible. They assured me that it was but that I'd need to go to the concierge at the building next door and they would bring me to the office "the back way" . When I got there I was taken up two small flights of steps using a portable ramp (and nearly tipped over backwards on the ramp going up the first steps as the incline was too steep) and was taken to a room the size of a medium sized walk in closed. Once in the room it was obvious that the wheelchair would NOT fit through the door. The owner asked if I could sit in an office chair and they would roll me into the office. I said yes. Only then did they tell me that the were not in network for hearing aids using my insurance, but that they could do a hearing evaluation, and I'd have to get hearing aids somewhere else if I wanted to use those benefits. I asked if I'd need to have another hearing test at the place dispensing hearing aids. They said yes. I told them that I wasn't interested in paying for a test that wouldn't be useful to the process, and that I had been misinformed that the office was accessible, that it clearly was not, and that I had specifically said twice that I needed hearing aids, and was clear in that I used a power wheelchair. The owner told me that "many wheelchairs fit throught the small doorway", but acknowledged that this had been a problem in the past. I was furious, but kept calm and said I had to leave before I became unpleasant, I was so angry. They apologized. I wasted all of a morning and part of an afternoon. On the way out through the back on the ramp again I almost tipped trying to go down the ramp when the ramp slipped down from one step to the next and my chair very fortunately did not tip. I sucsessfully got down the second set of stairs but not without fearing greatly for my safety. It could have ended with a serious injury. This situation was more than inexcusable. First not telling me that they were not in network for hearing aids before came resulted in an absolutely wasted trip, which for someone in a power chair is extremely difficult. Being frankly intentionally lied to about accessibility, and almost being seriously injured by inadequate adaptive equipment and negligence/ignorance on the part of the connecting building staff. I will be making an ADA complaint with the city and whatever government agency are relevant about the audiology/hearing practice as well as the building next door, so that others don't have the same experience or risk injury. This is inexcusible.

I understand that hearing aids are a significant investment, which is why I was disappointed by my…read moreexperience with this practice. In April 2021, I purchased my first pair of hearing aids (Widex Moment 110 RIC) from audiologist Marta Gielarowiec for $3,650. At the time, I was told these were among the best hearing aids available. As a first-time hearing aid user, I trusted that recommendation. Unfortunately, I continued to struggle with hearing in environments with background noise, such as restaurants, parties, and other social settings. Conversations often became difficult to follow, and I frequently had to ask people to repeat themselves, which was frustrating and embarrassing. About a year after my purchase, Dr. Gielarowiec began encouraging me to replace my hearing aids, explaining that hearing aid technology advances rapidly. While I understand that newer technology becomes available, purchasing another set so soon after spending thousands of dollars was simply not feasible for me. What concerned me most was that the pressure to "upgrade" continued during subsequent visits. I felt that the focus had shifted from helping me get the most out of my current hearing aids to encouraging another sale. My concerns were reinforced when my husband sought to have his hearing aids repaired. We were told they were more than five years old and could not be repaired. However, another audiologist successfully repaired them and informed us that many patients continue to use and service hearing aids that are well over five years old. Based on my experience, I did not feel that my long-term hearing needs were the priority. If you value an audiologist who focuses on maximizing the performance and lifespan of your existing hearing aids before recommending costly replacements, you may wish to explore other options.

Dr. Marta is great. I couldn't be more pleased with my experience at Audio Help. She's efficient,…read morepatient, an excellent listener, clear communicator and really knows her discipline.

called # 1212-722-5570. Wait time is 11min to get to the operator........ however, the…read morerepresentative was pretty nice and quick to find next availability which is next day. But this location only have Dr Lin or Dr Ashman who all Yelper complain about, To be honest, Dr Ashman was pretty friendly as well as he's done the test and listen very carefully. If you're arriving early, on the 1st fl there's a deli and cafe that place to eat and relax. I think depending on who pick up the phone. some women representative are very bad. rude they don't know what customer services means. If you come earlier, there's a small deli spot cafe and seat to wait. I attached photos. At the front desk gives you excuse letter after the visit. I just took one star off one of the medical assist was very frustrated and asking multiple questions that if we need help. I've attached photos and I hope it will help the atmosphere.

Dr. Rechtweg is incredibly personable, kind, smart and patient. I was a new patient and he made me…read morefeel like we were old friends. He explained everything to me clearly and I was very comfortable. I was able to make an appointment easily on line as well. I highly recommend this doctor.