I've seen the audiologists for hearing checks at this clinic and have had a great experience with…read moreboth of them. However, what's really impressive is that I've talked to several friends who have gone there and they've all been extremely satisfied with the service. Two of them went in with difficult issues to resolve and walked out with solu One in particular had gone to a big retailer to save money on the hearing aids but they were never satisfied with the results and stopped wearing them. Finally, after friends and family kept pushing they went to see the UW audiologists and after careful fitting and counseling purchased a pair of hearing aids that work. Of course, now they wear them all the time. Highly recommend this place!

About eight years ago I received a hearing assessment from a nationally known clinic which…read morerecommended that I get hearing aids from a university-affiliated audiology center near where I live. I found the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Audiology Group which has continued to provide me with comprehensive and quality services. The accredited group sells a variety of up to date models, does careful fitting, and regularly follows up on my satisfaction and the hearing aids' effectiveness. I really appreciate the consideration and guidance given by the University's faculty members. The Group's successful efforts over time to have several of my aids repaired or replaced by the manufacturers have benefited my hearing ability and have saved me money.

The atmosphere makes you feel welcome like a family member. I have been with you for 30 +years…read more Everyone is concerns about how your feeling. They want the best for your hearing. We thank the whole team. Vicki is so great. She know the answer before you say it. Thank you.

I usually don't review places but I had to this time. My experience at BS Wisniewski was…read moreoutstanding. One of my hearing aids was broken and was told by my audiologist that it couldn't be fixed and was too old to update the software. I couldn't use the app anymore too because they needed to be updated. They said I had to buy new ones for approximately $4000. Thought I'd get a second opinion with a location that accepts my new health coverage. Brian at BS Wisniewski was amazing. He not only fixed the broken one but updated the software in both too! Now I can use the app again. All for $150! All of the office staff were so nice too. It's reallly busy there because they are so good. Highly recommended! I'd give them more stars if I could.

My care at Hart hearing has always been wonderful. From the desk staff to the audiologist, they…read moretake top notch care of their patients.

I was very pleased with my visit to Hart Hearing Care Centers. Ann S, the audiologist, did an…read moreexcellent job of explaining the results of the hearing test. The hearing test was much more involved than any hearing test I have take before. There was no pressure to purchased hearing aids, which would have turned me off if they had. I would highly recommend Hart Hearing Care Centers.

I have been a guest at Hart hearing for about three years now. I started out in New Berlin and am…read morenow seeing Lisa in Delafield. She and her staff are amazing. Friendly and efficient as well. Great atmosphere as well. Feels like home. I think that they are a 10.

From the owner: Hart Hearing Care Centers is your hearing specialist in the Delafield and Lake Country area,…read moreproviding hearing tests, tinnitus treatment, earwax removal and a variety of hearing aids including digital and invisible devices. Our expert team of hearing specialists and instrument dispensers is dedicated to helping patients live a higher quality of life with affordable hearing solutions!

HEAR Wisconsin is great, right up until you get the hearing aids. Then things will start to go…read moreawry. First... HEAR Wisconsin's questionable billing practices: When my hearing aids were first ordered the bill failed to break down the cost of the hearing aids versus a hefty non-disclosed 'dispensing fee'. The latter was initially rejected by my insurance, and I had to pay it out of pocket while I, and HEAR Wisconsin, fought with my insurance company to get it covered as an in-network expense that *is* supposed to be covered. Second... Do you need any emergency support for an issue with your hearing aids? Perhaps an appointment to get them serviced? Well you can forget it. HEAR Wisconsin has no emergency appointments, will not let you schedule with an audiologist other than the one to which you are assigned, and don't give a cr*p about whether or not you're close to the end of your 'complimentary service period'. (That service period, BTW, is what you paid for with that hefty dispensing fee.) Finally... The response of a HEAR Wisconsin representative when I was experiencing a, possible technical, issue with my hearing aids was: "Well you can just drop them off and our technician will check them out. You'll get them back the following week. Here's the problem with that suggestion... How do I just drop them off? I'M VERY CLOSE TO DEAF WITHOUT MY HEARING AIDS! I can't communicate with people. I can't legally drive. What about being severely hearing-impaired do these bozos not understand? If, as I do, you use a particular brand of hearing aids (Oticon in my case) your options in and near MKE are very limited. And HEAR Wisconsin for all their advanced diagnostic techniques and trumpeted not-for-profit status is a lousy choice when you actually need assistance with the tech.

Goods: Saw an Aud D, not an assistant. Appointments are for 1 hour, not just 20-30 minutes you…read moreget at most places. Bads: Expensive. Only 4 "free" adjustments the first year. After that it's $40 per hearing aid every time, and it's impossible to judge whether or not you got a good adjustment until you get out in the real world, So,, ,,, You might have to give over that $40 more than once to get what you need. If you're into hearing and playing music, none of their audiologists specialize in music.

I've been to Elite Hearing on Mayfair/108th three times now: deciding what hearing aids are the…read morebest fit for me, putting them on for the first time, and my "how's it going a week in?" appointment. It has been so consistent and positive: the phone calls, the check-in, the minimal/non-existent waiting after check-in, and my actual appointments. All of the information has been clear (albeit overwhelming--I recommend bringing a notebook to take notes), I don't feel pressured to "wrap it up" due to time, and the coaching/support has been curious, genuine, and empathetic.

Very friendly staff making it a fun visit. Best hearing exam I ever had with one procedure I never…read morehad before that provided the best information to adjust my hearing aides. Found a better hearing aide that tested better than my current one despite the good adjustment to current aide. THey provided good information and were very professional. I highly recommend them.