Dr Scharf has an outstanding bedside manner and truly cares about his patients. Great outcomes with…read morethe procedures he has performed on me!

I had used Dr Mazzoni some years back for removal of polyps/deviated septum bit. It was successful…read more My problem is with the last office visit I had where I just wanted some immediate relief. (Whatever solution it was on the cotton balls in the nostrils) Anyhow I was with him not even 10min and later on I get a bill in the mail. He bills the insurance nearly a thousand dollars which leaves me with my own bill of $136. This is pure Bayonne doctors at their best. (Back in 2013 Bayonne had highest bills IN THE NATION) Greed. When I was leaving the office that day I remember clearly him saying "Don't be a stranger". My ass. He just lost a patient.

They had taken special care to fit my 80 year old mother with good hearing aids, back in 1995.read more

Amazing group. Never really wanted hearing aids but now that I got them, my world opened up. Love…read morethe staff, love the doctor. So happy to HEAR again!! I went to their Manhattan office - convenient!

Good doctor, he's very detailed with explaning diagnosis and friendly staff!, they do offer other…read moreservices, occupational therapy, speech therapy, physical therapy and other testing.

Unethical and Predatory Practices I visited his office for…read morewhat was a simple sinus infection. Dr. Tandon did not take the time to listen to my symptoms. Instead, he immediately attempted to perform an endoscopy without my consent and billed me over $1,000 for it. This was entirely unnecessary for a routine sinus infection. They also invoiced for 45-minute visit when it literally took 5 minutes I left the appointment with no prescription, just a book recommendation on Amazon. When I later messaged the office about worsening symptoms (yellow/brown mucus), I was told I had to schedule another visit--less than a week after my first appointment. Only after I said I would have raised the issue with my insurance did Dr. Tandon call me later in the day, saying he could not prescribe an antibiotic without a CT scan but he would have done an exception For reference, I ultimately resolved my infection with a $6 antibiotic prescribed elsewhere.

Dr. Tandon is great listened to my concerns & addressed them promptly. Waiting time to see him was…read moreless than 10 minutes each time. Would definitely recommend and return if needed.

The most unprofessional health office I've ever had been to. I tried several times to get an…read moreappointment with the office by phone, no one called me back and over the internet and again no one called. So, I go to the office to make an appointment personally and they tell me that I have to come back after 1:00 so I do that, go back at 1:15 and they still would not book an appointment for me. A few of them were hanging out in a back room, perhaps having lunch, don't really care. So unprofessional, don't waste your time.

Of all the reports dealing with hearing aids, the scariest is the connection between hearing loss…read moreand dementia. That sounds like just marketing, but several studies confirm the association. With that in mind, how do you deal with hearing loss decades before dementia can settle its claws into your life? The best, if you have hearing loss, is to get yourself a pair of aids in an industry that has progressed in leaps and bounds during the past decade. I almost did not have that luck. I tried three times to kick dementia under the bus by going to several hearing clinics over the past twenty years. I had to return the aids to all of them within a 45-day period to get refunded. Finally in 2026 I found my hearing aids Shangri-la. That wonderful dispenser of hearing aids is Brooklyn Audiology Associates, which has three branches in Brooklyn. The Brooklyn Heights location, a mere 20-minutes' walk from my apartment, is staffed by "hearing aid experts," as they call themselves. I had the luck to be treated by John, in the business for a few decades, and be helped as well by Annie at the reception desk, setting appointments and even giving the aids a thorough cleaning during my visits. The company goes beyond New York State Law by allowing clients to return their just-fitted hearing aids for up to 60 days, 15 days beyond the legal requirement. John gave me the standard audio test. The print-out showed that I had moderate to severe hearing loss. I signed up for hearing aids, which includes one year of service, for periodic check-ups and adjustments. Plus: United Federation of Teachers gives its members and retirees like me up to $4000 in rebates for each three-year period. (Check whether your union has similar goodies.) During my follow-up visits, I had the Phonak aids adjusted three times until now I often fall asleep not realizing that I am still wearing them! The Phonak equipment is not cheap. This is a high-end product that can last up to four years, with a new audiology test determining whether your hearing has diminished with age. I think you will be pleased with the service you get, particularly important because adjustments may be needed especially during the first 60 days. I was fortunate in that my left hearing aid needed an adjustment beyond the 60 days: no problem here. Chances are you will be set up with an RIC, or Receiver-in-Canal, in which the bodies holding the chargeable batteries are behind the ear. John fixed me up with an ITE, or In-The-Ear aids, each of which is a solid, individual unit. I received another audiology test a few days ago, three months after I ordered the aids, and discovered that in most frequencies, my hearing progressed to the 0-20 score. That's the gold standard for normal hearing. Don't annoy your friends by saying "what?" or "can you repeat that?" or pretending that you understand what they are saying only to baffle them with your retorts. Get your hearing fixed and give your pals the opportunity to hear your witty banter. I think I am witty since John gets to pretend that I am Brooklyn's Jimmy Kimmel, Steve Colbert, and Jon Stewart, all wrapped in one.

Brooklyn Audiology has been fantastic in the care and attention they've provided. From the…read moreassistance in the office to the exam room I have been pleased with the professionalism. I feel confident in trusting the wonderful people who work at Brooklyn Audiology Associates with helping me through what could have been a very stressful experience. Highly recommended.

I'm writing this review because I cannot believe others haven't yet. I am 92 years old and after…read moregoing to another audiologist about 2 years ago I put off getting my hearing aids due to the terrible service and treatment I received. My daughter saw this place and called for an appointment. From the first call she made and spoke with Teresa the receptionist we knew this was the right place to go. She happily answered all questions and calmed any fears that we may of had for the audiologist. At the day of my appointment Michelle who is the audiologist met us(my daughter and I) there and we could not believe what a wonderful human being she was and how very gentle kind patient and quick she was with the test and ordering the hearing aids. Everything was done within one week. This is a small mom and pop store and they provide personal and very caring service. I believe Michele is there on Tuesdays Wednesdays and Thursdays. If you are in need of hearing aids try this place you won't be sorry! Thank you Michelle from the bottom of my heart!