My 92-year-old mother-in-law, who has dementia and lives in the Memory Care Unit of an assisted…read moreliving wrote a check for Miracle-Ear for over $5000. She didn't like them from the start and never wears them. When I tried to return them well within the 30-day return period, Miracle-Ear refused. The entire family, including the staff at the assisted living, feels as though she was taken advantage of. My in-laws are on a fixed income, and Miracle-Ear has taken advantage of my mother-in-law's senility.

If your in the market for hearing aids this is the place to go. Steve Lamothe was so helpful. He…read moreanswered all the questions I had for an elderly parent. The office is super friendly and clean. Customer service will also get a perfect score!!!

My 4 year old hearing aids were maxed out and malfunctioning. My previous audiologist was unable to…read morefix the aids and only wanted to sell me new ones at an extremely high price. I went to Audiology Associates and Melena easily adjusted my old hearing aids so they were functioning but not optimally.she then described the best option in hearing aids for my profound hearing loss, which cost about half the price quoted by the previous audiologist.The new aids worked perfectly with the settings she programmed. I am now able to hear significantly better than I have been for many years. Thank you Melena

I have been utilizing Audiology Associates for my hearing needs for 35+ years, despite moving to…read moreMaryland, Pennsylvania and New Hampshire, as their service and expertise is unparalleled. I am fortunate my parents live nearby so I can make visits as needed, and they are always understanding and flexible in accommodating my schedule, even working with me remotely to program my digital hearing aids. I have a congenital bilateral severe-profound hearing loss, profound on the left, where I am eligible for a cochlear implant. Yet I have always done so well with hearing aids, thanks to their skill programming them to fit my needs, an implant is deemed unnecessary. This is a true testament to their skill. I was mainstreamed in public schools with assistive devices and went on to obtain a master's degree and now work as the staff biologist for a national program in the USDA. I cannot thank founder Marcia Dean and current audiologist Todd Sauter enough for their help along the way, I owe my success to their hard work. They quickly understood any issues I was experiencing, despite often lacking the language to describe it, and made adjustments and provided recommendations for the best hearing aids for my needs, patiently trial and erroring different companies when it is time to upgrade. I am always so impressed with the ease of working with them. They are extremely generous with providing tools to care for my hearing aids, and understanding of financial limitations, still finding the best aids for my needs. They are always pleasant and work expediently to prevent patients from waiting long for their exams. I am always happy when I see a busy waiting room as I know everyone is getting the best care, (having tried other audiologists over the years in other states and been seriously disappointed), and I never wait long, even when they squeeze me in the last minute. They have been a dependable mainstay over all my years and moves & I can't recommend them highly enough.

What's joke, Dr Noonan should not be practicing medicine. Terrible bedside manner, brushed off my…read moreconcerns then told me to go buy a 6k pair of hearing aids, she should lose her licenses

Dr. Katherine Noonan discovered that I had a CSF leak when I went to see her about a stuffy ear…read more She is warm and caring, as well as extremely competent as a physician. I am so grateful to her for both diagnosing and treating me in the

Originally I was fitted improperly. The customer service was very poor. They were not interested in…read moreadjusting my new hearing aids. All I got was, you'll have to buy new ones. Oh yeah for another $6400.00. Kathy Wesniak was very cold and like a robot. Completely disinterested in helping me. I would NOT recommend these people.

Being that the ER department at the UMass Campus wasn't able to treat my disabled sister with…read morespecial needs who had a life threatening issue, she was transferred to the Belmont St hospital. I must add that the coordination couldn't have gone better. They arranged a bed for her in the CCU and the Dr who would be doing her surgery spent time with me over the phone explaining what needed to be done & how it will work. From the time we boarded the ambulance to the recovery room I highly doubt it could have gone any smoother. She came out of the surgery, then recovery, and was immediately taken to the CCU. The poor sweetheart had lines upon lines, oxygen, etc. And when she woke, clearly upset. The nurse ( Karen) that is assigned to her has been so very kind, compassionate, and highly skilled. All the other caretakers have been wonderful. It's been 3 days and she's still in the CCU. But she's doing quite well, healing nicely with the excellent care she is getting. What started out as a frightening experience turned out to be a very positive one & I can't thank them enough.

Horrific check-in staff experience…read more After a 3 hour wait, and those coming in after me being taken, I asked for a line of sight on how much longer. I was told nope, can't give you an idea, there are too many factors to consider. I explained I was in excruciating pain, that I cannot sit much longer. I asked if there was a bed I could lay down on while I wait the undetermined amount of time. Again, nope - but I was offered to lay down in my chair. Not possible. Rude, uncaring and demeaning. I left and went to UMass Harrington. I was tested and diagnosed with a severe intestinal obstruction, within 90 minutes of arriving. I then spent days in the hospital. To Belmont Street - I wasn't trying to hop the line. I was a patient in need. You showed zero compassion. if you lack politeness, care and concern you really don't belong anywhere in healthcare. Please do us all a favor and move on to an industry where your rudeness may result in an unhappy fast food customer over a cold meal versus risking the well-being or life of a fellow human.