Hearing loss is such a problem, not only for the person who suffers from the loss, but also for…read moreeveryone around them. Hearing aides are also very expensive. My husband has been wearing Resound aids for about six years. He has had them " tuned up" several times with another company. Recently, one hearing aid went dead and the another was full of static. Bummer. He went to the local company where the aides were purchased. They recommended an expensive rebuild or a new pair. Wanting a second opinion, he went to Advanced Hearing Care. Enter Brandon, our hero! He looked the aides over and said, " Let me take these to the back room and work some magic." And he did. In no time at all he had renovated both. We are amazed at how well they are working. It really seems like they are even better than new. What a relief-what a help! Thanks to Brandon and to Advanced Hearing Care.

I live in a senior community, this audiologist has service the population for a number of years…read more However, when it was my turn he was trying to extract a tiny bit of Wax from the ear and gouge the ear canal. I had to go to urgent care and it took almost 3 days for the bleeding to stop. I've LED on my bed my pillow and even the floor. I am 88 years old and even though he is service this community for a number of years he neglected to ask me if I was on blood thinner. I would not recommend this business. And will never go back.

I have the best Audiologist in the world! Sean Tubbs is a very attentive and intelligent…read morepractitioner. He goes the extra mile to identify what his clientele needs. I was having some difficulty after ear surgery, and he generously made time to see me on several occasions to make sure my hearing aid was calibrated to my new hearing levels. He takes the time and explains well the process and desired outcome, he is available to answer or direct questions to get the help I need. I never feel rushed, and he is the best health practitioner I have ever encountered. You can tell he really cares about his clients. I highly recommend him. I've been his client for years. His office assistant , Jenna, is super nice and pleasant every time I've called or come in. I've been to another audiologist at my ENT office and it was no where near the caliber of testing Dr Tubbs does.

Best audiologist ever. Dr. Tubbs listens to you and does not rush. Even if you have a complicated…read moreproblem, Dr. Tubbs will work with you to help select and fine tune your hearing aid. Heating aids are not cheap, even with insurance. Dr. Tubbs and his staff will make sure you get the best care and products that are right for you and your budget.

I can't recommend this business enough!…read more I have been going to concerts on the reg for 30+ years. After Billy Joel at PetCo (of all shows) my ears started to ring and I decided it was time to go get some earplugs. I did some research and decided to go with North Coast Audiology. I called and spoke with Jan - she was extremely helpful and pleasant. I then met with Dr. Nesbitt who subsequently suggested what I should do and fitted me with custom musician earplugs. I have used them for about a dozen concerts and they are incredible!!! I wish I had gotten them sooner. I couldn't be happier with the product and service provided by North Coast Audiology. I have told everyone I know they should get custom fitted musician earplugs AND they should get them at North Coast Audiology. Thanks Jan and Matt!

Our experience with North Coast Audiology was amazing! Dr Matt was very thorough. He explained…read moreeverything so we could understand the entire hearing aid process with ease. We would highly recommend North Coast Audiology for all your hearing needs. Not to mention his receptionist Jan as being so nice. Thank you Matt for everything ! You were great!

Health dimensions cost $$$$ booths with them next to me where there for free. Worst of all they…read morenever gave the promised or quality of events as promised at all. One thing I can say is save your money, use them for free like everyone else does don't pay!

My office staff and I went to multiple expo's over a number of months and we didn't get one patient…read morecome to our clinic from them. The last couple of sessions my office staff needed to leave 30 minutes early to make it over to clinic because we had patients and didn't want to lose any money from going to the expo's. The second time it happened my staff was rudely spoken to by a Health Dimensions employee and "reprimanded" for leaving a bit early. I was told that if it happened again we wouldn't be allowed back. Oh really? Demographic data they provide is not very accurate and we saw a completely different demographic come through the conferences than what we were told. It may work for some businesses, but for a medical clinic I'm not sure how effective it is.

Love dr krauss! He's always so kind and has the perfect touch. Very grateful to have stumbled upon…read morehis practice in Oceanside

Been coming for 3 month and it has been helping a lot of my lower back pain. Typically can be in…read moreand out in under a half hour. Would recommend.

I just started going there and the people were so nice. They listened to my complaints and they are…read morehelping me with the therapy. I am going back for 6 weeks of therapy treatments

I have spent more years of my life in PT for something than not. I have had a ton of injuries and…read moresome of those have become chronic - painful, limiting range of motion, etc. I can tell a good PT from a great one, have seen PT aides of ALL kinds, and I know knowledgeable and efficient administrative staff when I see them. I've been in and out of both Tri City PT and the same company's Carlsbad location. I have worked one-on-one with a lot of the therapists and aides - Chris, Dennis, Ryan, Hawaiian shirt Dave, Corey, even the other Dave! I've also spent plenty of time working with front desk Terri trying to untangle sticky insurance problems and to schedule appointments around my busy life. If I need PT, I call TCPT. Is Tri City PT perfect? No, but as a collective they're a solid 4.5 stars worth of darn good and they're a leg-up on many other places I've done PT. Are some therapists better for some things? Of course! I've read the negative reviews and I don't think they're fair. If something isn't working for you, you need to tell your PT and/or the aide you're working with. Never once have I had a therapist at TCPT blow off a suggestion or request I've made. And if a certain therapist doesn't seem like a good fit, it's ok to book your next appointment with a different one. PT is not a cookie-cutter one-size-fits-all sort of thing. Bodies are weird! Two people can have the same injury yet benefit from very different PT plans and different PTs prefer different modalities and tools. Frankly, I have noticed that some of what I'd call out as potential problems at Tri City PT actually aren't the fault of anyone on site. It seems like the powers that be (owners) sometimes make changes that then cause problems for patients - that the staff just has to go along with and cope as best they can. I'll also say that a lot of the tables and equipment are getting fairly ratty and looking quite dated, but again, that's not the staff's fault. I wish the different locations wouldn't trade staff around as much as they do so it'd be easier to stick with a certain PT once you've found one you really like, but at least the shifting around has let me work with a bunch of different PTs with different styles over the years. Bottom line: I keep winding up back at Tri City PT whenever my body needs a tune up. They're friendly, competent, and have done right by me and a lot of other patients. I'm not the only one who's been with them on and off for years and I think that speaks for itself.

Loved this place until I got injured…read more The staff is always friendly, the head therapist Jim Dagostino is awesome and jovial. My only issue at the moment is the lower back and hip excersizes they had me do a month ago while Jim was out of town were a little too aggressive or I wasn't being monitored properly and it threw my hip out so I could barely walk or lift my 2 year old daughter for almost a month. I originally had an upper back and neck issue from a car accident, and just had to fork over $350 to a chiropractor for hip adjustments last month to get myself fixed up. The place is always clean. I'm just now starting to be able to get back to my routine - but it was a long month of recovery with Knight Motrin and Prince Vicodin and it didn't make me happy.

I'm incredibly pleased with this entire practice. As an Olympic athlete, MA in Exercise…read morePhys/Kinesiology, and professional track coach, my knowledge base allows me to be discerning when it comes to physical therapy and exercise prescription. In an industry full of fancy talking proponents of the latest and the greatest, Jimmy Dagostino is a straight talking, "get results" therapist. He asks well informed questions and truly listens to his patient's answers. Taking into consideration each patient's past history and current lifestyle, he utilizes his vast experience to identify the root problem and strives to provide targeted solutions. Three years after an unsuccessful knee replacement and five physical therapy practices later, Jimmy and his team at Dagostino Physical Therapy gave me four simple exercises which allowed me to return to activities I thought I'd lost forever. Thank you, Jim. Well done. Cindy Gilbert

Please don't send your loved one to this place. It is awful. I tried to figure out the problem…read morewhile visiting, but couldn't. Some of the employees seem caring, but most are not. If your loved one isn't happy and feeling great, employees tend to ignore them and avoid going in their room. I was also very sad to have other patients tell me they were hungry and could I bring them a peanut butter sandwich next time I visited? One poor woman said she hadn't eaten in two days. The food I saw looked okay though not healthy. Maybe the staff is too overworked to feed everyone. They are also very slow to give pain meds prescribed by the doctor, to the point of making me wonder if their was a shortage. The person I visited was in pain for a month and talking to the nurse didn't make any difference. There is also not enough staff to answer either the phone on the floor or the call buttons. Patients can expect to wait 45 minutes for someone to come to help them. Kaiser apparently contracts with this place and it has made me decide to change my health insurance away from Kaiser. Avoid if there is any other alternative.

My mom was there for five days and was left in her diaper all day causing bed sores. If that wasn't…read moreenough, she also caught Covid. We removed her right away. They severely understaffed. The young man that was attending to her was in charge of a whole corridor and there were only two CNAs for the whole floor.