Big help with tinnitus relief!! After appointments with primary care doctors and ENT, it was…read moredetermined that my tinnitus was due to a decline in my hearing. Dr. Cooper Evans, Audiologist with Birmingham Speech and Hearing, did an amazing job of presenting hearing aids not only as option to help with my decline in hearing but helped tame my tinnitus. Very professional, caring, and supportive. Highly recommend!!

From the owner: Birmingham Speech and Hearing Associates, LLC provides audiology and speech language pathology…read moreservices. Located at Mountain Brook, Ala., the center provides hearing evaluations, hearing aid adjustments and repairs, and sells hearing aids. In addition, the clinic offers hearing services to students in area school systems on an as-required basis and also provides speech therapy for children and adults. All of the professionals at Birmingham Speech and Hearing Associates are licensed by State and National organizations in their respective areas of competency. Diagnostics and therapy are available for people of all ages who suffer from communication delays and disorders affecting speech sounds, swallowing, voice, fluency, receptive language and expressive language.

BEWARE OF Hopebridge!!!!!!!!!! After much thought, I feel…read moreit's important to share our experience with HopeBridge Therapy Centers. From late 2020 through April 2024, my son attended HopeBridge. The on-site staff who worked directly with him were wonderful--we are truly grateful for their compassion and support. Unfortunately, that positive experience was overshadowed by serious issues with HopeBridge's billing department. Throughout his time there, we maintained two active insurance policies solely to cover the cost of his therapy. Yet, six months after services ended, we were contacted by HopeBridge claiming we owed a substantial balance. When I asked for documentation, I was met with months of delays, vague responses, and inconsistent information. It took nearly a full year after we stopped services to receive a copy of our billing ledger--and when I finally did, it was riddled with errors and contradictions. When I asked for clarification, the explanations I received directly contradicted the charges they had assessed. The deeper I look into this, the more it feels like something is seriously wrong--possibly even fraudulent. After speaking with other families, I no longer believe this is an isolated case. I'm sharing our experience in hopes of protecting other families from going through the same thing. Parents, please be cautious. I cannot in good faith recommend HopeBridge due to their billing practices.

Well-trusted staff and here to make a positive impact. Very patient and thoughtful to make good…read moreprogress.

Trama care was ok seems as if they know u have Medicaid care goes out the window your treating…read moredifferent than the person with private insurance..

We've had such a positive experience with this speech pathologist. From the start, they were warm,…read morepatient, and incredibly engaging with my child. They took the time to understand my child's specific needs and created sessions that were both effective and fun. I've seen so much growth in my child's communication skills and confidence, which has been amazing to watch. The level of care and dedication truly stands out. I highly recommend their services to any parent looking for a skilled and compassionate speech pathologist.

I think the program is great I just had a bad therapist for my child not very consistent enoughread more

I spent 10 days last spring recovering from a broken femur. Some of the nurses were excellent and…read moremade me feel as comfortable as possible. Others were not only rude (they didn't even introduce themselves or greet me when they came into the room). At times, I felt like a burden and hesitated to ask for help. At one point I called because it was time for my pain medicine and they told me my nurse was at lunch. It took 45 minutes of suffering to finally get relief. Several times I needed help to get to the bathroom and had to wait. One nurse told me I should just wet the bed if I couldn't wait. The only really positive thing I could say was that the PT and OT were excellent. I finally begged the doctor to let me go home early since I was not able to sleep in the uncomfortable bed, constant talking in the hall and some of the food was awful. They did offer alternatives to the regular meal and gave my sandwiches or a burger that wasn't bad. Overall it was a miserable experience and I would never recommend it..

first of all no one should be admitted into a hospital facility as such at midnight or even after…read morevisiting hours my mom was admitted into Lakeshore at 12:30 AM after being removed from Grandview Hospital in the freezing cold... Once arriving at Lakeshore rehabilitation hospital, my mom was admitted and I noticed that the room was cold. I inquired about the temperature and turned the thermostat up to 77 which is the highest that it can go. But the room has not exceeded 70°. I informed all nurses and patient care assistance about the issue. My mom has developed a cough of which she has been suffering with pneumonia and fluid in her lungs that landed her into the hospital. The doctor came in this morning and I told him about it. The time is 7:14 AM and the day shift has arrived. Good morning. The patient care tech has come in to update the board with the nurse name of whom will be caring for her today and she noticed that it was cold in the room. So I told her that it is either going to be one or two things... Either I will load her up and take her home, or she will be moved into another room with a working thermostat. She said that she would go and talk to her nursing supervisor. I'm waiting. It is 7:18 AM on New Year's Eve.