We love Dr. Ormond, she treats you like family and genuinely cares about your wellbeing. Thanks Doc.read more

Excellent, knowledgeable staff. I've been going there for 3 years and have been happy with their…read moreattention to detail and helpfulness with everything from getting hearing aids to fit comfortably, to setting up apps quickly and easily. Daily walk-in hours at 11am are helpful, but the wait can be almost an hour, which may be fine for retired folks, but not for workers.

Great folks! I am new to the area and needed my Widex…read morehearing aids serviced. Although Heritage Audiology are not Widex agents, Susan was happy to reprogram my hearing aids. Later one of my hearing aids stopped working. Brent assisted me in sending it out for repair. Thank you!

I am sorry to complain on social media. As it is very powerful tool to aware other people…read more I visited the office of Hertage Audiolojgy, wake Forest NC to get fix the under warranty hearing aid device. That was not functioning good. Sara Pastoor an Audiologist took care of me well. When I left her office. I was surprised to know about visit fee at front desk. A gentleman sitting there charged me office visit fee $40 on under warranty hearing aid equipment. I feel bad about it. They should not charge for any fee under warranty equipment. I treat it as a highway robbery.

We had A full day of Well-being on my work campus a couple weeks ago. I scheduled a hearing…read morescreening with Now Hear this while they were on site. I enjoyed the session and learning that I passed my hearing test. I tend to forget to schedule annual visits with my ear doctor, until there's an issue, so I do plan to schedule an annual cleaning soon. I appreciated the feedback on my hearing test. The staff who assisted was professional, welcoming and explained the process. The quality of the service was great and I'd recommend Now Hear This to anyone interested in services.

Dr. Shopovick, an audiologist, conducted a hearing examination. I was told that I had normal to…read moremoderately severe hearing loss. They suggested hearing aids which cost anywhere from $4000-6500! Everyone in the office was very pleasant and professional. I decided to get a second opinion at Costco where the most expensive aids are $1700. Lucas, an audiologist, conducted a second hearing examination. He recommended that I come back in 3 years and get tested again, but at this time I was not ready for hearing aids.

Very courteous staff, easy to set appointment. Professional testing and easy to understand…read moreresults. Worked with my insurance and budget I am extremely happy with my experience and treatment.

I saw Dr Gupta for a baseline hearing exam and found her to be very thorough and professional. I…read morehighly recommend Triangle Hearing Service!

I'm here off of Fayetteville Road and everybody is so professional and courteous. I have thoroughly…read moreenjoyed meeting everyone. I had to see Dr. Hodges for my throat. She referred me to their speech specialist who was also awesome. Today I am seeing the eye specialist. They really took their time. Unlike others that have flip through not giving me time to say what was better or worse. I would not recommend anyone else.

In short: bad information and customer service…read more The whole story: I was referred to Dr. Clarke by my primary care provider for evaluation and treatment of tinnitus. I did some research about tinnitus causes and treatments prior to my appointment. During my appointment, Dr. Clarke's audiologist conducted a hearing test which revealed significant hearing loss. Dr. Clarke spent a reasonable amount of time speaking with me and answering questions. He informed me that my tinnitus and my hearing loss were certainly unrelated, that there were no effective treatments for tinnitus and that I would have to learn how to live with it. He stated that my hearing loss was significant enough to require hearing amplification but stated that I would need to wait 6 months to see if my hearing worsened first. I pressed him for more information because this information did not seem right to me. He finally admitted that there are tinnitus treatment centers at Duke and in Greensboro. He gave me a brochure for the program in Greensboro. I contacted the tinnitus program in Greensboro and learned that they were not covered by my insurance. I then learned that Duke was in-network for me. The difference in cost between the programs was several thousand dollars. Duke would not schedule an appointment without a referral from my doctor. So, I phoned Dr. Clarke to request a referral to the Duke clinic based on the need to save money. Over the course of 30 minutes, he repeatedly refused to make the referral to Duke. He would provide no reason for this refusal. Finally, he agreed to prepare referral paperwork but only if I would come pick it up in person. Oddly enough, this entire exchange occured via Dr. Clarke's assistant, who was relaying our conversation via instant message. When I was seen by the audiologist at Duke, she informed me that my instincts were correct. That there was a direct relationship between my hearing loss and tinnitus. She advised immediately fitting for hearing devices. She said there was absolutely no reason to suffer for 6 more months without treatment. I was disappointed that the information Dr. Clarke provided my about my condition was not consistent with current standards in the field. I was also angered by his refusal to provide me with a referral for the care I needed at a reasonable cost.

They take great care and spend plenty of time. Highly recommended to anyone. Dr. Henry Mathew is…read morefantastic.

I see Jessica, NP at this practice. She is fantastic! She really spends the time with you…read morelistening. Not like speaking with a typical PCP I have seen in the past. She responsive when you have questions and really cares for her patients.

I had initially gone to Raleigh Hearing when I got my hearing aids. I was initially impressed. That…read morewas more than four years ago. Recently, I needed to have my aids reprogrammed. I called another provider here in Chapel Hill, as they were so close by. I was told they would service them, as they serviced Starkey for the life of the hearing aid. Also I was told to bring my wife in, so they could better adjust the aids for her voice. They actually had no intention of helping me with my existing hearing aids, but rather, went straight into a sales pitch, and it became apparant that they wanted my wife along so they could increase the effort. I was not happy. BUT- I went back to Raleigh Hearing and Tinnitus Center as a result. The help I got there was excellent. They tested my heaing, gave me an honest reccomendation, and repaired part of the problem with my hearing aids. We ordered the remaining parts necessary to get them fully up to speed. No sales pitch. No false representation. Just solid professional assistance. I will not go anywhere else again. I can promise you that.

My primary care doctor gave me tinnitus. I came here and saw Dr. Jenkins. She was patient, answered…read moremy questions and sold me a sound therapy device. BUT... even though my frequency hearing test was only 5 days old and I'd given her a copy of the results, Dr. Jenkins gave me another test, anyway. (Are the doctors here required to follow set procedures no matter what?) Ever since that test, I've been worse than I was before I saw Dr. Jenkins. Once again, I've trusted a doctor and been worse after I saw her than before I did. I do NOT recommend Dr. Jenkins or the Raleigh Hearing and Tinnitus Center to help with tinnitus.

I didn't get to see the physician. Called to make an appointment and the receptionist was very…read moreshort. I was going to continue making the appointment until short became rude. This did not make me feel very or comfortable. First impression of the practice wasn't ideal so I chose not to make an appointment So I decided to call back and got a different receptionist. She was great. The visit was great. Dr and nurses made me feel very comfortable. Will continue going.

I do not go to the doctor on a whim. In fact, given the choice between a crawl through a mile of…read morehot coals and visiting a medical facility, well, break out the BBQ sauce. Still, sick happens, so when I was finally fed up with years of sinus infections, I ended up at Carolina Ear Nose & Throat. I found the examination (if you'd like to call it that) brief, and the doctor really didn't seem to want to listen to what I'd been going through. He simply decided I HAD to have a cat scan (which my insurance would not cover), and then we'd "talk options." I felt rushed through and not "heard." And when I found out my insurance wouldn't cover the cat scan, I decided to chalk it up to experience and move on... then, I got their bill. It was, excessive. For taking a "brief" medical history and looking up my nose for 10 seconds, excessive to the extreme. I contacted them, asking if this was my out of pocket after insurance, and I was assured it was, however they would be happy to accept payments. Fine. I made the first payment last month, and was about to make the second one this month, when I saw they had marked me "past due" and were mentioning collection! I immediately paid them off and hope this is the end of it. In the end I feel like they were more interested in spending my money on tests and less about helping me get better. At least for me, this was not a place to find solutions to my sinus issues.