While hearing aids are easy to buy at Costco, they don't come with a experienced audiologist that…read moregoes out of her way to keep on top of your hearing health, to make sure you are getting the most out of your hearing aid warranties and service, and who is proactive in helping to keep costs low and discounts available. In the five years I have worked with Mile High Hearing, I keep leaving the office with the feeling that this is one place where I always leave the office feeling that I have received care than I have paid for. What a find!

Amazing audiologists. These gals got my hearing tested and set me up with top notch hearing aids…read more They are always available for any questions I might have or help I might need. I would definitely refer my friends to them, in fact I have referred a couple. These hearing aids changed my life.

I have purchased three pairs of hearing aids over the past 15 years. The service is great and…read morerather than paying to a for profit company, the money goes to a non profit entity that helps children and others. It is a win/win for everyone.

My father sister and other family members have all come here and they could not be more happy with…read moretheir level of care and honesty and transparency from this nonprofit style of audiology

I visited Denver Audiology yesterday and it was an excellent experience. Bunny Barber and her team…read morewere exceptional. I recommend them highly. I will continue to use them.

Bunny Barber and her staff have done an excellent job handling my high frequency hearing loss. I…read morehave no hesitation in highly recommending Denver Audiology for treatment.

Dr. Molina at the Aurora office has added an important element for their clients: cognition…read moreevaluations. Hearing decline has been tied as an important first indicator of brain changes. Add to this they not only display it on a regular TV-sized LED screen, but they email it to you as well. They display changes across time to show significant changes to your hearing (if they've occurred). They give you options to maintain hearing aids you have or what's out there in "pushing the envelope" to restoring what hearing's been lost over time. I believe they keep my hearing sensitivity as sharp as possible.

Some kind of bedside manner would be useful. My daughter came in for a hearing test, where they…read morealso give cognition tests. You, Brendan O'Toole, so-called hearing associate, obviously know nothing about how different people process information. My daughter has severe OCD, and processes information, depending on many factors. I tried to explain this to this "person", and he brushed me off by saying her cognition test score had nothing to do with her condition! Of course it does! "He" then proceeded to say that her cognition has significantly declined and my daughter should immediately see a neurologist regarding Alzheimer's. (She's 37 and is very concerned about diseases and illnesses). Her father died from Parkinson's. "He" said this in front of both of us! My daughter left the room crying and exclaimed she would never go back there and see him. I said neither would I! Such blatant lack of consideration for our feelings, along with his lack of knowledge should be reported to the Director of Audiology. As an aside, my daughter got her degree in classics and graduated Phi Beta Kappa.

Quick to offer surgical solutions with no guarantee of success. Dr. Yan was not helpful at all when…read morefollowing up on a VA disability claim after the surgery due to what I'm suffering from. Thankfully I found a doctor that was able to work with me to get the VA disability increase I felt I deserved but I would take any advice from Dr. Yan with a grain of salt and preferably a second opinion. I followed his advice on getting the surgery which didn't work and if I would have continued to follow his advice after the surgery I would be stuck with the same disability rating that I had obtained on my own. Get a second opinion at the very least before committing to anything with this outfit! As far as office experience, be prepared to call at least 5 times for medical records...

My Wisex hearing aids were delivered today by my audiologist, Kyleigh. In addition to the hearing…read moreaids, I purchased the optional package which includes additional testing and adjustments. Kyleigh's patience and knowledge are heads and shoulders above the rest. My first impression of my hearing aids is favorable, however, I've only had them for a few hours. I have 60 days to evaluate them and return them for a refund.

I cannot begin to sing enough praises for Dusty. I was referred to Dusty by another audiologist…read moreand I am so glad she did! Dusty fits my personality perfectly. She listens, is open to my needs, and is SO knowledgable in ALL hearing aids! She has given me a host of tools on how to get the most out of my aids. (And I have been wearing them for years 17 years!). I am very thankful to have met Dusty, and have her as my audiologist.

If you find you are starting to have hearing issues or just want a baseline done of your hearing,…read moreI'd highly recommend Columbine Hearing Care. Dr. Jessen was friendly, engaging, answered all my questions and spent as much time as I needed. I also had my son go with me to get fitted for custom fit ear protection. An easy 15 minute process that will end up with him having much better hearing protection than you can find off-the-shelf.

Dr. Kalmbach and Dr. Lisa are phenomenal. Dr. K checked my ears thoroughly, did an irrigation, and…read morewas gentle and kind. She explained everything she was doing and what my results meant. The office is clean with state of the art equipment, and everyone is friendly. I was impressed and will recommend this office to everyone! Thank you for your stellar service!

My husband has been a patient of Dr. Patty Kalbach's for seven years. Dr. Patty and her staff have…read morealways been wonderful to us both. Her dedication to her patients is unparalleled. My husband has unbearable tinnitus and Dr. Patty has been able to provide solutions to help. My husband was unable to sleep, fearful of talking on the telephone and easily agitated prior to the hearing aids he now wears. He is now on a healthy sleep schedule and he can talk on the phone without fear. The technology is amazing! We found Dr. Patty when we lived in Edwards, Colorado and now live in Fort Collins, Colorado. We make the trip to Dr. Patty because we know that she genuinely cares about us and will recommend solutions that will help my husband deal with the awful tinnitus he would otherwise have to "live with".

I went in to Costco Warehouse to make an appointment for purchasing hearing aids at the Costco on…read moreS. Havana St, Aurora, CO. I was told first step is to make an appointment for hearing test. (Even though online it indicates Costco does take test from other sources, which I had done, this Costco does not and repeats the hearing test). I did that and it was for a week later. Scheduler couldn't have been nicer. An appointment was made for the actual hearing test, a week later. I arrived 30 minutes early and had to wait a considerable time. During my test the associate took 2 other customers, interrupting my test twice. I was asked to wait outside the testing booth. I did so trying to accommodate the scheduling they had obviously made with no care about their customers. At the end of the test the associate placed the hearing aids in my ears...one did not work, the other made a loud steady noise in my ear. She removed the hearing aids, fumbled with them a bit and then went to the door, opened it and indicated I was to leave...my appointment was ended. I received no demo of the hearing aids to know whether they were appropriate for me; her demo hearing aids did not work. (Customers need to do their research first of the brands of hearing aids Costco sells because there is no information provided or tested as to which hearing aid would be more appropriate for the customer) I expected a demonstration of the hearing aids I was to purchase and made the trip in to Costco again to ask for one. The scheduler look at the notes of my test and said the testing associate said she didn't believe I would use the hearing aids. Really? That's why I've made all these appointments, trips to Costco (one scheduled at noon on Sat...you know how that is) There was a back and forth with another associate and finally I got an appointment for a demo. I did go in and the same associate had a pair of hearing aids that did work and it was a successful experience. I did mention that I wondered why my chart indicated I wouldn't wear them and that it was so difficult to convince the scheduler that I wanted an appointment. It was all very civilized. I gave the go ahead to order them. Another appointment was made for a consultation for 11 days later to get my new hearing aids and have them programmed and instructions on care and how to use. This appointment went well and I walked out with the feeling this was going to work well to improve my lifestyle. Another appointment was made for a month later to check if they were working well for me and make any adjustments. It was a different Costco associate. During that time problems with charging the hearing aids did occurred. The hearing aids wouldn't would stay charged for only about 6 hours. I was told they should be charged for around 15 hours of use. There were other problems but we didn't discuss those. During this appointment she said my appointment was not at the time I arrived. I Knew I had not made a mistake. She was extremely rude. Telling me "how short they were on associates" (I don't wonder working with associates like that) and it was all my fault. It was quite an explosive lecture directed entirely at me with no acceptance they could be wrong in their schedule which has been not the best several times in this experience to buy hearing aids at Costco. The appointment was very short, but when I did not argue or be disrespectful in any way I thought maybe she was new and didn't understand customer service. Another appointment was made for me to return the hearing aids to the manufacturer a week later. I was prepared to go. My appointment was for 10:30. I received a voicemail at 9:53 that they had to reschedule my appointment and I should call them. I tried 4 times to return the call and it went to their voicemail. No one called me back. I went in to the Costco and arrived at the time of my original appointment. The SAME ASSOCIATE who had been so rude before was there. Sugar dripped. She was so sorry that an associate had to go home and no one there who could see me. There were TWO associates behind the counter. Her tone was so saccharine, nothing like the rude appointment before. Batting her eyes with a "have a nice day". I mentioned I hoped she had a nice day too. I questioned why it takes so long to return the hearing aids to her department so they can return to manufacturer...well sooo much paperwork and they have to walk to the front of the store to do something, etc., etc. Apparently there was a vindictiveness at play as a result of the previous appointment confusion. The blond associate (well today it was more brown hair) needs a review of customer service. Since there has been so much difficulty with the associates at this Costco and their obvious attitude I would never recommend this store. I have no experience with other warehouses but when I said I NO LONGER WANTED THE HEARING AIDS. It was of no concern to her...well...ok. Another appt made to cancel HAs.

Outstanding! Excellent, thorough hearing exam from friendly and knowledgeable audiologists (both…read moreAndrea and Niya). I was previously tested at two independent hearing aid stores and neither came close to the thoroughness of the Costco exam. And, the price of my hearing aids are almost HALF of what the independents charged! Picked up my hearing aids today and the fitting and explanation were thoroughly professional. I would recommend you skip going to the highly advertised places you see in the newspaper and go directly to Costco to have your hearing checked. You will be glad you did.