Over the past 5-10 years I have been seen at Today's Hearing 3-4 times. I was impressed in my first appointment with their friendliness and eagerness to help me hear better. I have a slight loss of hearing, and at that time, the technology did not enable me to hear better. I want back a few weeks ago to see if they had technology that was improved to the hearing aids I am using. They tested me and I rented their recommended hearing aids for $175 for a week. I turned them in at the end of the rental period. I attended two events after turning the hearing aids in where I could not hear well. I was scheduled for a follow-up appointment today. When I got there, I spoke to the office staff and was told they normally rent the hearing aids for 7-10 days. I asked if I could take them for the extra 3 days I did not get, because I was attending other events tonight and tomorrow that were similar to the ones earlier this week where I could not hear. She said yes, but then came back and told me they were already deprogrammed, and I would have to see the audiologist. When I walked into the office with the audiologist the first thing I told her was if I have to pay for another rental I am not doing that and we are done. I sat down and we discussed my two previous hearing tests and how my hearing loss was not that bad. After discussing the situations where I could not hear I again said I am willing to buy the hearing aids but only after getting a good feel they can help me in situations like the ones I was in this week. She told me I would have to rent them again for another fee. I am disappointed in Today's Hearing. I was very clear I would not rent them again. In spite of me telling her that before we started, she still spent the time reviewing my hearing test and discussing things with me. She should have told me up front I would have to pay again to further test the hearing aids. That would have ended the appointment, and I could have left without wasting my time. I am disappointed because she never really addressed if my hearing difficulties, in the situations I described, should be remedied in any way with the hearing aids I had tested. I am further disappointed because the front office staff told me they rent the hearing aids 7-10 days. Why did they not tell me this when I rented them. Having them three more days would have covered at least one of the two events where I could not hear well. I did ask about keeping them longer than a week, and the audiologist told me the fee was $175 per week. Getting different answers from different people in the office was disappointing. The feeling I got about them caring about my hearing the first few times I want to Today's Hearing did not seem to be there the last two times. It seemed to be more about money than my hearing. read more