It was my first time to an audiologist's office and was a little leery, for I didn't know what to…read moreexpect. Deborah and I clicked at the first moment. She was so warm and accommodating. I happen to be a professor of management and always trying to instill in my graduate and undergraduate students a sense of caring and human touch. Deborah supplied all that and then some. Her true professionalism exuded in handling the tests that she conducted, as well the informative session that ensued. She discussed all the appropriate hearing instruments, their pros and cons, technical specifications, and cost structures. She took all her time doing this, tinged with patience and without any hurrying or rushing. My experience was so positive that I thought it was my duty to share it with prospective patients. Kudos to Deborah.

The audiologist Deborah Marcus is a real gem! She was so…read morewonderful dealing with a very apprehensive husband. There was no rushing and she was knowledgeable and great at assessing what would be the most compatible hearing aid for him. A can not say enough good things about her

Everyone here was friendly with a kind bedside manner from the receptionists to the audiologist…read more As it turned out, I didn't have a hearing problem but my teenage son was not speaking loudly and clearly enough for me to understand what he was saying. He tends to speak to me from the other side of our home as opposed to coming closer to say whatever he wants to say. I will go back to this audiologist in 5 years time to see if my hearing has changed, as recommended by the audiologist, Dr. April Egarian.

If you think you think you are missing a few words or sounds than you probably are. But do not…read moreworry about a thing. When you finally admit that this to yourself or your tired of turning the volume up on the tv or radio this is the place to be. After a visit here you will not be missing any sounds or words again. The good doctors here will have you hearing everything again. The office staff is wonderful. I highly recommend this place if you are tired of not hearing the words and music again.

Beltone hearing aid center on Main Street in Hackensack, NJ has thus far been a very good…read moreexperience for me. As a newcomer to the hearing aid world, both audiologists Bob and Joanne were able to allay any concerns I initially had during my exam and subsequent purchase of their products. They are friendly professional and extremely knowledgeable of their products and I would encourage any person who who is hearing challenged to contact them.

The gentleman at this Beltone center was great at making me feel at ease, explaining how poor…read moreacoustics play a role in a noisy classroom (I'm a teacher). And why I hear the words but could not understand what people were saying. I recommend anyone questioning their ability to hear properly to visit this site to get a better understanding of how our ear and brain work at interpreting, contextualizing, and processing what we hear.

I'm a Division 1 athlete, and in the middle of my season, I got a serious back injury. The pain was…read moreso bad I couldn't even step on my left leg. I honestly thought my season might be over. Then I started working with Dr. Carrion. From the first visit, he really listened and took my injury seriously. Over the next couple of months, we worked hard together--adjustments, recovery sessions, different treatments--everything I needed to get better. He was super consistent, always made sure I was improving, and pushed me just the right amount. Thanks to Dr. Carrion, not only did I come back--I finished the season strong. I helped my team win the conference and was even named MVP of the entire region. None of that would've been possible without his help. He didn't just fix my back. He helped bring me back to my full self as an athlete. I'm beyond thankful.

Professional Hearing Aid Center is a wonderful family-owned business very conveniently located on…read moreMain Street in Hackensack with easy parking. From the minute you first walk in and are greeted by the receptionist you feel welcome. Mark and Peggy are so knowledgable and helpful. They are wonderful at what they do and take time to treat you and answer any questions you may have. I am so glad I chose them and I would recommend them to anyone who feels their ears need "alittle attention!" Call, make an appointment and they will give you painless hearing analysis and advise you on the next step. This office observes Covid-19 guidelines so wear your mask! You will be happy you chose Professional Hearing Aid Center!

The Englewood, N.J. office is staffed by a hearing aid specialist (A Licensed Hearing Aid…read moreDispenser.) There is no audiologist on site. There are limited hearing diagnostics for this reason. A large range of hearing aids are available but the most expensive with the newest technologies is the one offered. The hearing aid specialist described many of these technologies plus Bluetooth connectivity. She told me I would have to come back weekly for a couple weeks to learn how to use all the technologies associated with these hearing aids. When I received my hearing aids she set them, told me to use them and come back in one week. I made an appointment and when I came back she asked how my hearing was and I told her great. She then told me to come back in six months so she could check the setting. I asked her what happened to the education regarding the various technologies associated with these hearing aids. She took my IPhone, changed some settings and told me I now have blue tooth. I was anticipating more, even simple tasks such as changing volume on the hearing aids. There is no point in having Oticon's most expensive hearing aids with the newest technologies if you don't know how to use them!

This office was in my insurance plan and I called for a screening and, if necessary, to purchase a…read morehearing aid. When I called the receptionist told me that I first had to call a company called EpicHearing in order to link my insurance benefits. I called and the person explained what my benefits were. So far so good. The morning of the exam I arrived at the office and the first thing they ask me is "do you have the note from your doctor saying you are medically cleared for a hearing device?" WHAT NOTE????? No one told me a thing about a note. The examination was fine and the results were not surprising. I needed a hearing aid. I was hoping to have before I left on vacation and figured this would be a quick process. As soon as I got home I called my doctor and the receptionist said the doctor wants to see a copy of the audiology report. Fine, I called the office and they faxed the report over to the doctor. The HearingUSA receptionist even called the doctor and explained what they needed. Again, minor delay but nothing big. Two days later I called the Hearing USA office and they still had not gotten the note. I called my doctor's office and they told that the note was faxed that morning. I called the HearingUSA office back and they told me that they were having some sort of difficulty with their fax system. Why didn't they tell me this when I called the first time? So now I drive to my doctor's office, pick up the note, and hand-bring it to the HearingUSA office. The receptionist looks at it and says she will get over to EpicHearing immediately. Later that afternoon I decided to call EpicHearing to verify that they got it. They had it but it was not acceptable because it wasn't on a prescription script. Once again, no one told either me, or my doctor's office, that it had to be on a prescription script. The doctor's office sent what they were told by me, from what I understood, and the HearingUSA office when they called. So now, once again, I drive to my doctor's office to pick up the script and hand-deliver it back to HearingUSA. Once again the receptionist looks at it and says all is fine. Later, I decided to once again call EpicHearing and now they tell me the script was unacceptable because it said "Hearing Aid. Medically cleared for hearing amplification" instead of "Medically cleared for a hearing aid." WHAT DOES A HEARING AID DO?????? They now had a note AND a script from the doctor saying it was fine for me to have a hearing aid. At that point, I gave up and told all to just forget the whole thing. I haven't got the time to deal with this nonsense. I could order something like HearingAssist for a fraction of the price and none of these headaches. You would think that I was asking them for illegal drugs. It is a hearing aid that, today, can be purchased easily online. I also did some research on the Signia hearing aid that was recommended. It had, at best, mixed reviews and the accompanying smartphone app had terrible reviews. I refuse to bother my doctor any longer with this nonsense and I no longer have the time to go running back and forth with incomplete information only to be told that it isn't enough or in proper form.

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This is a completely real review and I have to say that just because I always wonder when I read…read morethe good ones I almost didn't go because of the other reviews I saw not only did they take me on short notice. They saw me very quickly while they were understaffed, this doctor seems very smart and he knew a lot of things almost immediately just from talking to me and then confirm them right away. Not only did you get me the testing that I want it done without me asking for it There was no co-pay and you can have that confirmed before you go. Don't listen to a lot of these stressed out inconvenienced parents give them a chance and have your own experience. Dr. Samadi talk to me through having a camera put all the way down my throat. I don't think any other doctor could've done that for me. I'm a 33 year old man and he made me feel like my reaction to the test was totally normal. This is just my first time but so far so good

They are truly a horrific medical office. The staff is completely incompetent. They will schedule…read morean appointment with you at one time, tell you DAY OF to come earlier than expected and THEN STILL HAVE YOU WAIT AN HOUR AND A HALF. Run- do not walk away from this "business"

This is the worst medical practice I've ever encountered. Avoid this doctor at all costs…read more She and her office are extremely unprofessional and incompetent. They forgot to conduct tests and lab exams and when I pointed it out they made me come again and ordered another lab exam. First they said that it was their error and I would not have to pay anything extra but when I had two lab bills they ignored me and refused to reimburse me. It was frustrating and I will never go here again and do not recommend this office.

AVOID at all costs!…read more The first warning sign should've been that I was able to get a same hour appointment. The second warning sign should've been that the front entry to the building was in disrepair and I fell and injured my knee. The final straw SHOULD'VE been when a process server was attempting to serve the doctor while I sat in an empty waiting room -- but I was desperate. I went to Anna Lavotshkin's offices for a simple ailment in November of 2014. All I needed was a quick antibiotic and to be sent on my way. My GP couldn't accommodate me in a pinch so I got stuck going here. Right off the bat, Anna Lavotshkin was pushing to give me a physical. Ummmm no. I told her I had a GP and had had a recent physical, but he couldn't accommodate me. Luckily, after an uncomfortable conversation I was ready to get out of there. The worst of this was related to billing. I did not receive a bill for her services until MONTHS after the fact. (7 or 8 months, for the record) They do not accept cards at all, so I cut a check for the balance IN FULL through my bank account online and had it mailed to their offices. The check was cashed by her immediately. A few weeks later, I received a bill in the mail again. I called the office and they had no record of the check - they asked me to provide a copy of it. So while my statement is showing that the check cleared, I now have to pay a $10 to send them a copy of the cashed check. What a joke.