Heads up! Please take the time to compare pricing with other hearing aid providers before…read morepurchasing from Hearing Health Center. I did not and it cost me $2000 by not doing so. Just happened to have a conversation with a co-worker who purchased the exact same model from Loyola University Audiology. We compared prices, she was charged $4300, I was charged $6300 from Hearing Health Park Ridge office. When I called out the huge difference in price and asked for an adjustment, I did not receive anything and I have been a loyal patient now on my 3rd pair from Hearing Health. Sadly, I won't be going back again even though my audiologist there is very good.

The Hearing Health Center was referred to me by friends. I couldn't be happier. They are caring,…read morefriendly and very professional. The doctor first tested my hearing and then recommended my options. I wanted the Lyric by Phonak because it is inserted in the ear canal and doesn't show. It is a subscription hearing aid and is replaced about every 5-6 weeks. Their customer service is amazing and the appointments are very efficient and only takes about 10-15 minutes.

excellent quality care and genuine interest in serving clientele. Very attentive to clients needs…read moreand works well with families to design a plan of care that everyone is comfortable with. highly rec

Great service.. straight to the point.. treated my little brother (patient) with care and made him…read morelaugh... amazing staff

This review is for Dr Karim. My former dr had quit his practice and when asked for a referral his…read moreoffice referred me to Dr Karim. Dr Karim is a soft spoken, compassionate, knowledgeable doctor. From the moment you meet him, you can see that he cares deeply for his patients and their well-being. I highly recommend Dr Karim to anyone looking for a good doctor that is deeply compassionate.

Where do I start? With honesty, it's the only way you will understand my journey and how Bobby…read moreBuonauro's Clinic and the staff were a lifesaver. I was diagnosed with fibromyalgia in 2010. I tried every medication out there that supposedly helped with fibromyalgia pain. After two years of seeing a few different specialists and trying numerous drugs, including herbal, CBD, and THC, I was at the end of my rope, and all the doctors decided that pain management with norcos was my last option. My first prescription for norcos was two 10/325 pills a day, and wow, that rush you feel I was in heaven. That warm, lightweight feeling was magical, but after a few months, that feeling went away, and after telling my doctors that the two pills weren't working anymore and the pain was so intense, they increased the number of pills I was allowed to have per day. So I knew what I needed to say to the doctors so they would increase my dose; I was chasing that high feeling. They kept increasing my daily limit until I was at eight 10/325 pills a day, 240 tablets a month. At that point, the doctors said I was at the maximum allowed amount per day, and they would not be able to increase my dosage anymore. My drug addiction took a turn for the worst; I would go through my 240 pills within two weeks, and I needed to do something for the next two weeks until my next refill, so I started buying norcos off the streets from a family friend. I did that for a couple of years, and it took a toll on my family and our bills. Then one day, my 21-year-old son heard me ask a neighbor if he could find me any norcos. This neighbor has been in and out of jail for selling drugs but not for opiates. Anyway, this person said he knew someone that sold norcos, but he did say the rumor was his stuff container fentanyl. I was so naive and desperate for some pills that I said I didn't care. Once the guy left, my son went crazy on me. He has never raised his voice to me, nor does he swear in my presents, and he didn't hold back. He even called my husband, his father, at work and told him everything. After hours of getting lectured and an evening of mixed emotions from all of us, anger, sadness, etc. I knew I needed help, but I was damned if I would go into inpatient therapy. That evening I googled methadone clinics and found The Bobby Buonauro's Clinic in Evanston. I filled in the online form, and the next day I received a call from Melanie. OMG, Melanie was fantastic! We talked for over an hour. I told her I was terrified to come in and was scared to get off the norcos. I wasn't sure what to expect. She told me about the clinic and the steps in treatment and told me I'm not alone and they are not here to judge anyone. Her voice was so soothing and reassuring. My first appointment was on October 22nd, 2021, two days after speaking with her on the phone. Intake day! I arrived around 8:00 am. I filled out some paperwork, did my first drop (urine test), met with my counselor for about 45 minutes, met with the doctor for about 20 minutes, then I was dosed. It was so simple, and they made me feel so comfortable. Bobby Buonauro's Clinic was my lifesaver, and everyone was so wonderful and friendly. Every time I go in, I'm greeted with a smile and a hello. I just celebrated my seventh month clean, and I couldn't be any prouder of myself. I feel like a different person, calmer and more focused. I couldn't have done this without Bobby's Clinic and the entire staff. Lastly, if all that hasn't convinced you this place is for you, put it this way, I live 45 minutes away from the clinic in Lake County, IL. There is a methadone clinic 15 minutes from my house in Gurnee, and even with the outrageous gas prices, I wouldn't change my mind or choose to switch locations. Bobby Buonauro's Clinic is my forever home!

I know a few people that go there and are extremely happy with the results staff very attenativeread more

I normally don't leave multiple reviews, but after my own experience here, I feel it's important to…read moreshare what happened to my father as well. My father purchased a pair of glasses from Perez Eye Care and ended up spending around $600. For a purchase that expensive, you would expect excellent customer service and support if any problems came up. Unfortunately, that was not the case. Similar to my experience, the staff seemed much more focused on making the sale than making sure the customer was satisfied afterward. When my father received his glasses, he had issues with the prescription and was unable to comfortably wear them. Instead of working with him to find a solution, the staff was rude, dismissive, and did not seem interested in helping resolve the problem. The most frustrating part is that he now has a pair of glasses that cost hundreds of dollars and are essentially unusable because the prescription does not work for him. Spending that much money only to end up with glasses you can't wear is incredibly disappointing. Nobody expects perfection, but customers do expect to be treated with respect and to receive support when there is an issue with a product they paid a significant amount of money for. Based on both my experience and my father's, the optical staff at this location consistently fall short when it comes to customer service, professionalism, and treating customers with basic respect. The eye doctors may be great, but the experience of actually purchasing glasses and receiving post-sale support has been extremely disappointing for both of us. I would strongly encourage others to carefully consider their options before making a major purchase here.

I have been coming here for 2 years now. I wanted an eye clinic that didn't belong to a chain. A…read moreplace where they would see me as an individual. I received the care I wanted. Any question I've ever had has always been answered. I have always walked out satisfied.

LMA sees children and adults. rush is a teaching hospital, so there are many resident doctors but…read morethey're all supervised by an attending physician. the front service staff here has gone from terrible to better, but my primary doctor, teresa lynch, makes it 100% worth the wait. i love her! all the other docs here are good, too. i recommend.

This place is awesome! Let me tell you why. I been a patient here for over 15 years and have seen…read morethe staff come and go but mostly staying with promotions. My provider (J. Pripstein) and his staff is amazing! Whenever a request is sent their turn-around time is with hours! That's amazing and generally unheard of in the medical community. This time saved my life through urgently diagnosing my brain tumor. The second reason they are so awesome--knowledge, professionalism and continuity of patient care! The mychart system provides a direct and ongoing vehicle of communication between the patient and their providers. 3rd reason their awesome...appointments are generally easy to schedule. The 4th reason of awesomeness is their referral process. All approvals of completed along with an appointment with the specialist if needed.

My experience with Centers for Change has been very positive. The intake process was thorough and…read morehelpful in matching me with a therapist who specializes on my needs. Everyone has been kind, professional, and supportive throughout the process. I'm very grateful for the care and guidance I've received here.

The Centers for Family Change is an outstanding practice with a long history of high-quality care…read more Their team is professional, client-centered, and deeply committed to collaborative, respectful treatment. I'm impressed by their use of evidence-based approaches and their dedication to ongoing training and client feedback. A trusted resource for families and individuals alike. My practice, Heritage Professional Associates, is grateful to have this practice as a trusted partner in providing high-quality clinical services in the Chicagoland area.

The Audiologist, Sheri Larks, is amazing! I highly recommend this business. Sheri is…read moreknowledgeable, thorough and so nice! My experience with Sheri was wonderful.

My insurance company paid thousands of dollars for these hearing aids and I've have many problems…read morewith them over the past three years. Today I went to the Niles office and told the receptionist that the left ear is defective. She told me that it would me $400 to send it out for repair and$65 for the office visit. That's ridiculous, what happens then if the right ear hearing aid also malfunctions? Another $465 ? Repairs possibly totaling $925 for both ears? No sir! I'm done with these people! If I'm gonna pay nearly a thousand dollars, out of pocket then I might as well buy new hearing aids with a three year warranty. I went to Costco and ordered a brand new set of hearing aids for $1399, with a 3 year warranty and NO charge for office visits.