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Eastside Audiology

4.5 (15 reviews)
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“Finkelstein gave my grandmother and her needs, and the continued help she has given her throughout the years.”

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Audio Help Hearing Centers - Dr. Jessica Woodson, Au.D.

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4.6(22 reviews)
0.4 mi•Upper East Side
Locally owned & operated
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I've been going to Audio Help for about 3-4 years now since I was first diagnosed with a hearing…read moreloss / tinnitus (Male / early to mid-30's). To be honest, my hearing loss and tinnitus felt like it came out of the blue and I am very fortunate to have Dr. Jessica Woodson and her team as a resource. She was able to provide guidance as to how to cope with my condition as well as explore different hearing aid options within my budget. She was very patient with the process of finding the right hearing aids since I went back and forth with different styles and fit. All the other doctors were helpful as well if Dr. Woodson was ever out of the office. They also set very realistic expectations on suggesting how long I use my hearing aids because it is a process that takes time to get used to. I look forward to my regular follow ups since the team is very service oriented and ensures I have everything I need whether my earpieces are cleaned out, I need new batteries, etc. They also keep me posted on any new technology available in case I ever do want to upgrade. The office is very clean (including covid protocols), the staff is friendly, and it's so easy to book my appointments. If you or someone you know has a hearing loss, and is looking for guidance and professional help, please consider Audio Help. It has kept me at ease while transitioning into a life with hearing loss.

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

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Advanced Hearing Center

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4.5(8 reviews)
0.9 mi•Upper West Side

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.

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