Service was great Paul was so good at explaining everything. I was able to ask questions I was…read morepresented with choices and was able to make an informed decision. The price was very reasonable. I love my hearing aides, they are perfect!

From the owner: Specializing in: - Hearing Aids & Assistive Devices…read more- Hearing Aids-Parts & Repairing - Hearing & Sound Level Testing

Hearing Health Care is an excellent resource for hearing issues. They are professional,…read moreknowledgeable, kind, and work very hard to meet your hearing needs. I've personally used thi company for over 20 years and am personally very, very satisfied with them!! Beth H.

Dr. Kalies and Dr. Russ and their attentive staff do a great job of making sure I am able to get an…read moreappointment quickly. I appreciate their ability to explain my options when needing service or upgrades. Thank you for taking care of my hearing!

Top quality care. Professional, reliable service and quality service. I've been his patient for…read moreover 10 years and friends I've referred agree with me. Office staff is friendly, courteous and extremely knowledgeable and helpful. Best audiologist north of Austin and south of Kansas City.

Dr M and his staff are the best. I have been to other audiologist and he was far more through and…read moreprofessional. As to the review that was left by the previous submitter, I would disagree except there was not a dispute button or a way for the provider to dispute the allegations made.

My 95 year old mother has used this office for years. They are professional, communicative,…read morepatient, and have been so very kind to her! They are always flexible with her age limitations, and help her immediately when she feels that things are not quite right.

This place is the best, before i went here i bought the Audien hearing device off the internet for…read more$250 because they said how great it was and it replaces getting a hearing aid device. Well it came and it was total junk so needless to say i sent them back. This is when i made the decision to go see Whitney Woods at Oklahoma Hearing Center in Noraman, OK. it was the best decesion i made, she took he time to explain to me what was wrong with my hearing and customized the Oticon Intent 1 hearing aid device to correct my high frequency hearing loss. It is a game changer for me, in addition i suffer from Tinnitus so she programed my hearing aids with the ReSound Tinnitus APP so i can listen to calming sounds to help releive the ringing in my ears, it is absoultley wonderful. I highly recommend Whitney Woods, she will work wtih you to get you back on track. it is so true "YOU GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR" Spend the money you will thank me later!!

Dr Mila Duke is just a wonderful audiologist . She is always very attentive and listens to every…read moreconcern. She is very helpful. She has always addressed any concern I have had. I love Dr Mila Duke, i can't imagine having anyone else. Also, every staff member at Hearts, and I mean everyone is friendly, caring, kind, and compassionate. I have never had a bad experience, and I have been coming here since 2017..Always a great visit!

Excellent facility! Nice reps for the check in & check out process!…read more Brennan who was my audiologist was really great. He explained a lot of details and answered all my questions! It's not often to have your hearing checked and I know this was a doctor's referral but I did have one of the best experiences. Turns out my hearing is still good . . . . contrary to what my wife says!!

I am extremely disappointed with the lack of communication and professionalism I have experienced…read morewith Landrum ENT over the past four weeks. Four weeks ago, I called to ask whether their audiologist performs a specific hearing test that my husband needs for his VA disability claim. My husband is a veteran, and the VA requires this particular testing to be performed by an audiologist. I initially spoke with Brittney, who transferred me to Cheyenne to get an answer. I left a voicemail and never received a return call. The following week, after hearing nothing, I called again and spoke with Brittney. I was told they were "looking into it." Another week passed with no response, so I called again. Brittney apologized that Cheyenne had not returned my call and stated that she receives a large number of calls but should be contacting me soon. I again explained exactly what test was needed and that it must be performed by an audiologist. I was transferred to Cheyenne again and left another voicemail. Again, I received no return call. On Tuesday, August 25, a coworker of mine who was physically at the office for allergy shots spoke directly with Cheyenne on my behalf. Cheyenne stated that she knew exactly who my coworker was talking about and said she would call me by the end of the day. That call never came. Today marks FOUR WEEKS since my original inquiry, and I still have not received a single return call from Cheyenne or anyone else who can answer the question. I called again today and was told that the audiologist only comes to the office approximately once a month. When I asked when the audiologist would be there, I was told they did not have that schedule. I figured the audiologist would be coming in soon since we were on week four with this. I then learned that the person I was speaking with (Britney) was not even at the Ada location. When I asked to speak with someone at the Ada office, I was advised to call back around noon because of the call volume. At this point, my frustration is not about whether Landrum ENT performs the test. If the answer is no, that is completely fine. A simple phone call saying, "We checked with our audiologist and unfortunately we don't offer that test," would have allowed us to move forward and find another provider weeks ago. We wanted to find a more local doctor instead of driving to Oklahoma City. What is unacceptable is repeatedly being told someone will call me, leaving multiple messages, having an employee acknowledge that she knows exactly who I am and promise a call by the end of the day, and then receiving no communication at all. This involves a veteran trying to obtain required medical testing for a VA claim. Four weeks is more than enough time to provide a yes or no answer or, at the very least, return a phone call. I hope Landrum ENT addresses its communication procedures. Patients and their families should not have to repeatedly call an office for a month simply to receive a response to an inquiry.

My sister has been waiting since April 28 to be scheduled for surgery. She has stopped by their…read moreoffice numerous times, left numerous messages to no avail. Out of all of that, she's only had one call back! What doctor's office treats their patients this way! I tried to talk her out of seeing this doctor but her primary made the referral.