I have been going to NW center for Audiology for 2+ years, originally I saw Dr Meyer who diagnosed…read moremy hearing issues, prescribed hearing aids, dispensed them, tested them in a simulation room and I have had ZERO issues. I return every 6 months for a check up. I was switched to Dr Swen when Dr Meyer was in maternity leave and she is also excellent. I highly highly recommend this clinic and their staff. I have many friends who because we are all aging have hearing loss, I have had the best experience of any of them.

I used to come here all the time to see Dr. Mayo. She was wonderful and hands down one of the best…read moreAudiologists in the whole place. I recently discovered that she has re-located and opened a practice of her own on 636 Church, suite 307 here in Evanston! So now I shuffle on over there since it's closer to home and I don't trust anyone like I do Dr. Mayo!

Always had a hard time with hearing aids and the ear pieces sliding out…read more After a through hearing exam Dr. Steinberg recommended the solid ear pieces. What a difference they have made. My hearing aids are better quality than and work great. I'm glad to have found Dr. Steinberg. He takes the time to answer the questions you have, that hard to find in this day and age.

Dr. Steinberg is wonderful, caring and spends a lot of time to get things right. Highly, highly…read morerecommended!!!

For any first time person acquiring hearing aids, this has been a horrible experience. Most…read moreimportantly, this is a satellite office; meaning limited access to appointments and limited ability to follow up with service. Highly advise working with a firm that has an established location and availability.

I've been to four ear doctors in my lifetime. Dr. Allan P. Wolff, M.D. is the most outstanding…read moredoctor. In fact, I rate him as the best doctor I have ever had the pleasure of meeting. If you are in need of and ear doctor, look no further.

Home visit to family member in senior care for ear cleaning. Ears were clean, so we were not…read morecharged for the service, only the visit. Followed up with me afterwards and gave suggestions. I found them very reasonable, honest, and professional, and would highly recommend.

From the owner: At Wise Hearing Care, we understand it's not always easy to get to an office. That's why we are a…read moremobile hearing aid center. We will travel up to 30 minutes to provide you with hearing aid services wherever you are - in your home, workplace, or retirement community. Call us to see if we serve your area.

Great audiologist! She's been nothing but helpful since I lost my hearing in 2018. She's always…read morewell informed and has the patient's best interest..

Ordered an assistive device to use with my hearing aids in early March. Was told it would take…read moreabout 2 weeks to come in. It has now been 2.5 months and I still do not have the device which I paid nearly $300 for at the time of the order. I have left several phone messages asking for an update which have not been returned. I now have a problem with the functioning of one of my hearing aids, have left phone messages about that problem and have received no return phone call about that problem either. Terrible patient service. And no compassion for someone dependent on these technologies to function in the hearing world.

Despite having one of the more aesthetically pleasing noses in my family, it can really be a…read morestinker. Anyone who grew up with "The Brady Bunch" knows that being a stinker is the absolute worst thing ever ("Bobby is such a stinker!" "Marcia, you know I don't like THAT WORD!!"). My gene pool (lookin' at you, Dad) has made me prone to allergies and my nose seems more than happy to react to whatever in the atmosphere it doesn't like. Reactions range from mild pouting to a full-on revolt. On the bright side, I haven't had a cold in 18 years, so I guess my nose likes me sometimes. Moody little stinker.... Despite the Challenge (note the capital "C") that my nose presents, Dr. Pomerantz has helped it cooperate better with the world around it. There is no cure for what ails it, but there are many drugs/treatments/options out there for people like me, and Dr. Pomerantz has always given me good advice and recommendations. My nose will never be perfect, but it's definitely much less pissed off now. Really, can you give less than 5 stars to someone who not only improves your quality of life, but is also super nice, even when he pulls gross crud out of your nose for you? Dr. Pomerantz also cleans ears (I know because I heard him say, "Let's clean your ears!" to a patient in the next room...I should be a detective!). If I ever need an ear cleaning, he's totally my guy. Although if I come to him with more problems, he might think I am stalking him. But it's likely this review already took care of that.

Dr. Pomerantz himself had wonderful bedside manners. He did a wonderful job on a family member's…read moresurgery. The doctor himself: 4-5 stars. His medical group: negative stars. I'm never going back. The visit was due a stuffy nose unrelated to a cold. My entire visit was twenty minutes--15 of it was spent waiting. My bill was $880. Supposedly I had 2 surgeries done in 20 minutes. A minute to look up my nose and a peek into my ear canal. He's great. but ASK if he's going to do anything that will cost more than your additional copay. Because you figure an ENT looking up your nose was normal. Not a surgery that costs $500. Their billing department is a mess. The visit was over a year ago. It's unpleasant getting a new bill over a year later painfully reminding me that this was a very expensive 20 minute visit, stating I actually owe even more than initially billed. While the doctor himself is great, you still need to deal with his office. Never going back.

For twelve years I have purchased my Oticon hearing aids from Lake Forest Hearing Professionals…read more Dr. Lori Halvorson, a licensed audiologist with three decades of professional experience, has dedicated her career to providing brain wellness and hearing. I trust Dr. Halvorson completely that I bring my mom to this office for her hearing needs. We have always received excellent care! During my most recent visit Dr. Halvorson shared a video of a boy from Brazil who was experiencing better hearing or hearing for the first time thanks to the humanitarian work that Dr. Halvorson and her colleagues provided! What a momentous experience for this precious child, upon receiving hearing aids, to be able to hear! His overwhelming happiness was evident when he leaned his head back and cried into his hands! Bless you Dr.Halvorson for your dedication to providing quality audiology care to everyone!

Went as a new patient for a hearing exam. They ran through more tests than we have ever had. We…read morewere not given an option on the testing performed. Well, the additional tests were not covered by insurance-surprise, surprise. Additionally, they said they would not submit the new hearing aids for reimbursement from insurance. 'They will not pay it, so you must pay out of pocket.' We went elsewhere and are very happy. No surprises and insurance paid for the new aids!!

Paid $350 to repair my hearing aid. It was returned in same broke condition as when I gave it to…read morethem. The front desk people are rude. Tall blond and short brunette need to be taught customer service.

Requiring a $100 fee for processing warranty work is a rip-off. Beware this operation.read more

I recently gave birth here, and the overall experience was exceptional. Nurses were attentive and…read moreable to update each other efficiently to ensure continuity of care. In labor and delivery, the nurse told us that the facility was recently updated. All the medical equipment was new, and the fetal monitor they used was even wireless. The only slight hiccup was that there was nearly no room in postpartum care. Fortunately, we got the last room in the overflow floor. Having giving birth in another state, I was extremely impressed by how updated everything was in the overflow room - the shower was brand new, and the bed could be operated to lengthen or sit at various angles. For pain management, I was a little surprised that their policy is to give ibuprofen only upon request. At the previous hospital I was at, they had a regimen switching between Tylenol and ibuprofen. Parking was probably the most difficult part. The main parking lot is a little far, and you have to use a different entrance if you're coming in the evening (rather than the main entrance of the women's hospital). However, when we left, my partner was able to temporarily park in the rotunda to make the commute a little shorter.

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