There are now three locations for this business which makes it so convenient. I have gone for close…read moreto five years in Shirley and have started to go in Leominster. Since I have a history, I decided it was time to give a review. A couple of years ago I was putting in my hearing aids and left the room for a minute. I returned to find my dog had bitten off the end of the hearing aid. I called and Brian was able to see me the same day and make a repair. They are kind, responsive, listen, and take care of all questions and concerns. Improved hearing makes a positive impact in your life so don't hesitate to reach out. Danielle D

Brian and Sherry are the BEST I've had in 35 years of wearing hearing aids! BEST service,…read moreexperience, and value. Unparalleled knowledge of ALL hearing aid brands, not just 1 or 2. Brian provides expert and highly individualized quality of care. Can't recommend highly enough.

Out of business as of 2024…read more After many years doing business with Tony, I would have appreciated a notice informing me/is you were going out of business. No notification other than a post on your web page and a sign on the door was not "caring" for your patients.

I have needed hearing aids since the early 1980's. Since that time I have dealt with 6 different…read morehearing specialists. None have come close to the professionalism, understanding and accommodations displayed by Medical Arts Hearing. From my initial evaluation, to each and every time I have needed assistance, Tony and staff have been there for me. When you need to hear, hear me now, trust and see Medical Arts Hearing Instruments. Highly and sincerely recommend!!!!

Being a customer/patient of audiologists in the Concord, NH area for probably 30 years, I have…read morerotated through several of the providers in town. Of the 4 offices that come to mind, New England Audiology has been my best personal and professional interaction of all. Other "businesses" (and face it, the sale of hearing aids is often the major source of revenue for audiology practices) have not come close to the sense of belonging to a family of concerned, dedicated, and highly competent specialists. Dr. Jaques has been my audiologist for over 10-12 years. I switched to her care when the "made of iPhone" hearing aids were first being released, and having a Bluetooth enabled device that beams your phone calls (and music, podcasts, etc.) binaurally was going to be a game changer. But the former provider, who had sold me Oticon hearing aids (very high quality; check out Consumer Reports), was unable to provide any model of "Made for iPhone" devices. Oticon was pursuing their own accessory device, which I think they finally jettisoned in favor of what had become the standard: made for iPhone. And the new hearing aids from NE Audiology were about half the price that I had paid for the Oticon ones about 5 years earlier. Since I started going to Dr. Jacques, she has added additional staff, as well as taking on audiology students to give them training and real world experience. I have had consistently excellent care. As a retired physician from Concord Hospital, I had worked with medical students, residents from Dartmouth Medical School, PA students from Mass College of Health Sciences from their Manchester location. I admire the dedication of ANY provider who takes on, at no remuneration, health care students and trainees for training for the next generations of patients. During the COVID pandemic, they were top notch in keeping the patients well cared for, with splendid precautions for everyone's safety. I bought new hearing aids about 3 or 4 years ago, to move up to rechargeable instruments over the tiny batteries. And those tiny batteries are expensive, so 4 years of no trips to CVS, adds up to money saved. Even though changing the batteries is only about once a week (larger devices can handle bigger batteries, so get changed less often) having a bedside charger is even easier. Part of the evening routine: charge the iPhone, charge the smart watch, drop the hearing aids into their charger. All told, I am extremely pleased with NE Audiology. They do have a Manchester office as well, but since I live about 1/2 mile from the Concord office, have never made that trip.

The best!! I am hearing impaired, as is my special needs…read moredaughter. I also am an RN over seeing a large population of folks who experience developmental disability. I have referred numerous people to this practice after experiencing nothing less than excellence in customer service. They are problem-solvers. There is a true integrity that takes place with every employee at this office making sure that in a hearing world, we all have the same opportunity! Excellent time on return calls - 2 Convenient locations and Dr.Beth has made a huge difference in our lives. From the moment you call Ann Marie at the front desk -until your hearing appointment is complete, you go away knowing that you have been in the hands of true experts. In a world where healthcare is insurance driven and waiting seems to be the norm/ this is the best experience ever.

You can buy Hearing Aids here - there - or anywhere. But…read morethat's only half the story. You really need to go to the place where Professionalism ranks first - with a top notch staff who have been trained at the finest colleges and have the know how to put you first and foremost as their primary concern. When it comes to Customer Satisfaction - you can't get treated any better than at Hampshire Hearing & Speech Services - if things don't work out - they stand tall and proud behind their products and will bend over backwards until everything is just right. That has been my experience with Amy and Allison of Hampshire Hearing & Speech Services.

I highly recommend the staff at Hampshire Hearing. I have worked with Joanie there to figure out my…read morehearing issues and how to get the best out of hearing aids. There is a lot to work through, and she has always been fantastic to work with - extremely patient and thorough in explaining everything and listening to my feedback. I enjoyed the process and learned a lot. I can't imagine trying to figure out hearing aid shopping without professionals like the staff at Hampshire Hearing. They have helped me figure out all the technical questions and concerns I had. Followup has been outstanding. Great people, great place.

I have to be brutally honest here. I put off getting hearing aids for many years. Now that i have…read morethem I've already gave 2 of my good friends the contact info for Audiology Associates and told them not to wait any longer. I can't say enough about Dr. Russell and Nicole. They were extremely patient with me, took their time, answered all my questions and most important treated me with professionalism and kindness and made me feel comfortable and confident with the product I finally decided to purchase. They didn't try to sell me anything and didn't pressure me either. I told them both that I cany believe how happy I am with my hearing aids today when I saw them for my first follow up appointment. They were great to deal with and I'd strongly recommend them to anyone reading this review. Peace, David

My 4 year old hearing aids were maxed out and malfunctioning. My previous audiologist was unable to…read morefix the aids and only wanted to sell me new ones at an extremely high price. I went to Audiology Associates and Melena easily adjusted my old hearing aids so they were functioning but not optimally.she then described the best option in hearing aids for my profound hearing loss, which cost about half the price quoted by the previous audiologist.The new aids worked perfectly with the settings she programmed. I am now able to hear significantly better than I have been for many years. Thank you Melena

Dayna listens, She speaks science in everyday English. She knows her craft in detail and applies it…read moreto fit her clients needs. Her receptionist is one of the best meeters and greeters I have ever met. And not insignificant for this 90-year-old guy, parking east easy and steps from the office door. I am a multidecade user of her services. Graham W June 3, 2026

They are only open three days a week. So if you have a problem on the days they aren't open, you…read moreare out of luck. Sort of seems like a hobby not a business.

My hearing had been failing for several years and it had gotten to the point that it was affecting…read moremy daily life. I was lucky enough to be referred to Clarke School where I met Dr. Skinner. She tested my hearing and set me up with a pair of hearing aids that she tweaked and adjusted to my specific needs. I sat on my back deck that night and listened to the rain for the first time in years. I no longer lose track of conversation and am able to once again enjoy nature sounds that I had not heard in years. I go back periodically for maintenance on my hearing aids and the Clarke School staff keeps them in top condition. If your hearing is failing, I cannot recommend Clarke School highly enough. From the moment I first walked in, their focus was specifically on my needs. There is nowhere that can do it better.

From the owner: Clarke Center-Hearing and Speech provides the children who are deaf or hard of hearing with the…read morelistening, learning and spoken language skills they need to succeed. We also provide pediatric audiological services. We have over 40 years of experience. Contact us today for more information.

I was so happy with every aspect of my visit to Dartmouth Audio! My new aids are fitted & adjusted…read moreso we'll to my needs. The team there on West Street is dedicated & friendly, and never disappoint!

I lost my hearing aides, they were still covered by the lost or damaged agreement. I called the…read moreoffice and told them, gave them my credit card # to pay the deductibl. I was told that they would be in the office within the week. I am now in week number 7 trying to get my replacements. every time I call it's a different story. I would highly recommend that you find a more reputable doctors office

Excellent in all aspects. I waited six months to review and make sure everything went as planned…read more The service was great and very professional, and the hearing aids were a perfect match. Everything is still going well.

This doctor put tubes in my son's ears years ago, which stopped the frequent ear infections. But he…read moredidn't ensure a positive experience for a young child who woke up in a strange place crying in terror because neither parent was allowed in the recovery room. We should have been offered the option to have the procedure at a hospital with more humane policies, not Leominster Hospital which sucks, especially since the doctor also has an office in Ayer with admitting privileges at Deaconess Nashoba. Fast forward a couple decades and Dr. Bogdasarian is again being thoughtless, forcing even vaccinated people to wear masks in his role on Fitchburg's Board of Health. In the midst of summer heat waves, with temperatures in the 90's and humid, I went to the old library with anemic air conditioning and almost passed out. Pity the poor library workers there 8 hours a day. But he doesn't care. Even when a state mandate went into place covering schools, daycares and nursing homes he insisted on keeping his mandate in place including places like the adult section of the library where patrons all have had the opportunity to protect themselves with vaccines. His response when I questioned the policy was to say that eventually unvaccinated people will die of covid and we will get to herd immunity.

Dr Bogdasarian is an amazing physician and a valued one in our community. I was so grateful to him…read morefor numerous reasons but, the most was diagnosing my daughter with a condition called thyroiditis. He explained it would run its course and go away and it did! Seeing your daughter with a large lump in her throat was frightening. Thankfully Dr Bogdasarian diagnosed her and ordered the proper tests to prove his diagnosis. I'm forever grateful. He was prompt, his staff was friendly and we were seen quickly.