My mother needed new hearing aids and an appointment was made at the Suntree location. The doctor,…read moreDr. Pinson, was professional, attentive and patient with my mom (who was very anxious.) The office staff was also friendly and the overall experience was very positive. Highly recommend.

Instead of just setting me up for an appointment and taking my money, they actually said that I…read moreneeded to see someone else first, which I greatly appreciate.

Absolutely fantastic! They are caring and concerned. I wouldn't go to any other place. The staff…read moreis competent and willing to help in all circumstances. Glen is able and willing.

EarCare is a privately-owned practice with a family atmosphere! They work with each patient to come…read moreup with an individualized, customized solution for whatever problem you may be having. They follow a 4-step process and because of that, they have successfully been serving Brevard County for over 30 years! Thank you to everyone at EarCare for caring about your patients, and for providing an experience instead of a product!

My daughter (11) has an eardrum anomaly and sees an ENT 3 hours out of town. Prior to each visit,…read morewe need to have a hearing exam. Dr. Liz White performs her comprehensive exam and provides the results directly to the otologist. I'm so thankful to have a local audiologist on the care team for my daughter's ears. My daughter loves the care Dr. White provides and even aspires to be an audiologist when she grows up! I also follow Dr. White on Facebook. I am 48, and even though I didn't want to admit it at first, many of her posts felt all too familiar. My whole career has been spent in a quiet professional office. I have never been one to blast music, and I rarely use headphones. As a matter of fact, I am sensitive to loud noises. Yet, I have been experiencing difficulty hearing complete sentences in social situations. This is frustrating to the point I sometimes avoid them. I frequently have to say "what?" to my children, friends and family. I also read an interesting theory about how hearing health may be affected by certain autoimmune diseases that I have. Finally, a simple statement I read about why people take care of their eye health, but seem to think ear health is an old person condition, prompted me to make an appointment. Well guess what? It turns out I do have hearing loss! It is not to the point of needing hearing aids, yet. Dr. White is not just going to test your hearing and fit you with aids if they are not needed at this point. Finding out I do in fact have hearing loss was a bit validating because it identified why I was struggling to hear in these situations. My hearing will not improve. I am so thankful that I have a baseline established so that when I follow up in a year, or before if I notice a significant change, we will be able to compare the results. I am 48 and have hearing loss! It is not an "old person" condition! Establishing this now, I will be able to help mitigate any cognitive decline that may coincide with hearing loss when I do reach my senior years. By the way, my hearing loss is not related at all to my daughter's eardrum issue, so this is not a genetic situation. Basically, if you find yourself struggling to hear in social situations like restaurants, at a conference or meeting, or if you can't hear your kids talking to you from the back seat of the car, etc., do yourself a favor and get a baseline hearing test! You don't need to be a senior citizen to test your hearing! Thank you Dr. White! Kathy Rose

I'd like to qualify everything I am about to write and say that I believe that Dr. White is capable…read moreof doing a good job with most people who need ordinary hearing aids. Maybe this is karmic, because I was so uncomfortable after my 2nd visit with her that I needed to look elsewhere. I will share the four (4) things that made me feel unfortable about returning to Dr. White: 1) When I walked into the 2nd visit, I had in my hands my trial hearing aid and charger. I felt uncomfortable that Dr. White shared how another male client said that she hadn't given him a charger. As another male client, I wondered what she thought of me; 2) Dr. White's office does not automatically contact your insurance for preauthorization. Other audiology offices I contacted will automatically contact your insurance. Dr. White's office makes you commit first to buying a hearing aid before they will do this. Also, I had to remind Dr. White in my 2nd visit about my insurance. I am not sure whether she had a note in my chart or not. Dr. White was distracted the day of my 2nd visit; 3) Dr. White says she is the only audiologist in Brevard County that does real ear measurements. This is not true. Two Rivers Hearing is in Brevard County, and they do real ear measurements. I had to call Two Rivers Hearing to find this out, because they don't advertise this. The owner of Two Rivers Hearing called me back herself to explain that they offer real ear measurements. This impressed me that she called, so I booked my next appointment with Two Rivers Hearing; 4) You'll pay more for Dr. White than other audiologists. I expect a doctor to impress me and be organized if I'm going to pay top dollar. I was prepared to drive towards Orlando to find another audiologist who does real ear measurements if I hadn't found out about Two Rivers Hearing. That's how uncomfortable I felt with Dr. White after the 2nd visit.

Very professional staff who are caring and patient. Both of my parents have been here and have been…read morevery pleased. I suggest making an appointment for a free hearing test, then they work with you to identify the best hearing aid solution for your situation.

With more than one center for Florida Medical Hearing, I was fortunate to find the one on Merritt…read moreIsland. 800 Merritt Island Causeway, 321 735 4942. The audiologist gave me a super examination and created the molds with great care. When the finished Widex hearing aids arrived, he tested them again. I have had many experiences with hearing firms before moving to Florida and this was the best. When one aid was failing last week, I took it to Merritt Island and it was returned this week, working perfectly, still under warranty. By the way I believe that all these aids, no matter the seller, appear to have been created by Widex and will be the little pink tortellini you will receive.

I would like to commend the staff at this location for there professionalism and for there above…read moreand beyond service. I I was so impressed with Theresa the front desk receptionist and Gerald Brown Hearing Aid Specialist. He went over all the reasons we can lose our hearing and showed diagrams to make it more understandable. He went over my new hearing aids in depth about using them and the app on my phone for them. He assured me that if anything was a problem with them or the app he was there for me. Good service, and especially caring service is something you don't see much of these days. If you are trying to decide about hearing aids look no further than this location and staff. Matt Read

I had a excellent experience at miracle ear I purchased new hearing aids and could not be more…read morepleased. I received excellent care from Theresa and Brandon the hearing aid specialist.

This is the worst doctor I ever wanna do in my life. The nurses were cranky and mean one lady hung…read moreup on me just because they didn't send in the prescriptions within a week and I was agitated she actually hung up on me don't go there.

The average wait time is 1 hour or more. They over book appointments. Many times the doctor is…read morestill at the Merritt Island office, when we are here waiting. They really need need to look at their scheduling practice. Would not recommend them unless you have nothing to do, and are willing to wait all day.