What an brilliant service to provide. My mother is going to be 98 and could not leave the house…read more Older hearing aids were no longer working and she could hear nothing. On a chance I looked up Audiologists that come to the home and up popped Anywhere Audiology. I was elated! Called for information and Michael Durazzo spent a good deal of time on the phone explaining every step, cost etc. He was so pleasant and easy to talk to and answered every question I had. Appointments were easy to make. Chris Durazzo was the technician who came to take care of my mother. His arrival was right on time. He took time to explain every step and spent a couple of hours testing her hearing and finding a hearing aid that worked well for her. He was so patient, gentle and kind, listening to her concerns and even stories about her favorite music! Very professional and friendly. Return visit to deliver her hearing aids and make sure she could use them properly were just as good. We highly recommend Anywhere Audiology!! They were a life (and hearing) savior!

Anywhere Audiology provides a gold standard of service. Amanda, the audiologist, was able to…read moreaccomplish an in home hearing test for my reluctant 97 year old mother. Michael Durazzo took extensive time to listen to my concerns. He was able to provide solutions not only for hearing, but for other care issues as well. This is a professional group that communicates clearly, and does what they commit to doing. I am glad I found them, and recommend them highly.

Sara Boszik is a truly exceptional audiologist. Patient and knowledgeable. I have worked others in…read morethe past and so far Sara is the gold standard!

I had high hopes when I made my appointment. I said that I needed hearing aides and provided all…read moreof my insurance information, repeating that I required hearing aids. I explained that I was disable and used a power wheelchair and asked if the office was accessible. They assured me that it was but that I'd need to go to the concierge at the building next door and they would bring me to the office "the back way" . When I got there I was taken up two small flights of steps using a portable ramp (and nearly tipped over backwards on the ramp going up the first steps as the incline was too steep) and was taken to a room the size of a medium sized walk in closed. Once in the room it was obvious that the wheelchair would NOT fit through the door. The owner asked if I could sit in an office chair and they would roll me into the office. I said yes. Only then did they tell me that the were not in network for hearing aids using my insurance, but that they could do a hearing evaluation, and I'd have to get hearing aids somewhere else if I wanted to use those benefits. I asked if I'd need to have another hearing test at the place dispensing hearing aids. They said yes. I told them that I wasn't interested in paying for a test that wouldn't be useful to the process, and that I had been misinformed that the office was accessible, that it clearly was not, and that I had specifically said twice that I needed hearing aids, and was clear in that I used a power wheelchair. The owner told me that "many wheelchairs fit throught the small doorway", but acknowledged that this had been a problem in the past. I was furious, but kept calm and said I had to leave before I became unpleasant, I was so angry. They apologized. I wasted all of a morning and part of an afternoon. On the way out through the back on the ramp again I almost tipped trying to go down the ramp when the ramp slipped down from one step to the next and my chair very fortunately did not tip. I sucsessfully got down the second set of stairs but not without fearing greatly for my safety. It could have ended with a serious injury. This situation was more than inexcusable. First not telling me that they were not in network for hearing aids before came resulted in an absolutely wasted trip, which for someone in a power chair is extremely difficult. Being frankly intentionally lied to about accessibility, and almost being seriously injured by inadequate adaptive equipment and negligence/ignorance on the part of the connecting building staff. I will be making an ADA complaint with the city and whatever government agency are relevant about the audiology/hearing practice as well as the building next door, so that others don't have the same experience or risk injury. This is inexcusible.

We were referred to Dr. Feng's office, where my 97-yr-old mother received a thorough evaluation…read morefrom Dr. Tiffany Hong. From the very beginning, we felt she was in caring and capable hands. The exam was comprehensive, and everything was explained with patience and clarity. When we returned two weeks later for the hearing aids, Audiologist Suzette Xie took the time to gently guide my mother on how to use and wear them, making sure she felt comfortable and confident throughout. The fit was excellent, and my mother can now hear clearly again. Conversations now feel natural, and the simple relief of not having to repeat everything has made a huge difference for everyone in the family. We're truly grateful for the care and attention she received. The office has a very friendly atmosphere, and the staff were accommodating with no attitude, even when I needed to make a last minute change to my appointment that day. The wait time was under 10 minutes. Highly recommended.

Dr. Kathy Feng, a New York State licensed Doctor of Audiology for over 12 years, was highly…read morerecommended by a Columbia Medical Center Audiologist to have my hearing aid device made. Well-explained orientation, very precise and patient on how to operate and maintain a hearing aid device. As well as amazing, well-ethical staff, I have seen at a health care clinic. I am impressed with the final product as well, high-end quality and packaging.

I understand that hearing aids are a significant investment, which is why I was disappointed by my…read moreexperience with this practice. In April 2021, I purchased my first pair of hearing aids (Widex Moment 110 RIC) from audiologist Marta Gielarowiec for $3,650. At the time, I was told these were among the best hearing aids available. As a first-time hearing aid user, I trusted that recommendation. Unfortunately, I continued to struggle with hearing in environments with background noise, such as restaurants, parties, and other social settings. Conversations often became difficult to follow, and I frequently had to ask people to repeat themselves, which was frustrating and embarrassing. About a year after my purchase, Dr. Gielarowiec began encouraging me to replace my hearing aids, explaining that hearing aid technology advances rapidly. While I understand that newer technology becomes available, purchasing another set so soon after spending thousands of dollars was simply not feasible for me. What concerned me most was that the pressure to "upgrade" continued during subsequent visits. I felt that the focus had shifted from helping me get the most out of my current hearing aids to encouraging another sale. My concerns were reinforced when my husband sought to have his hearing aids repaired. We were told they were more than five years old and could not be repaired. However, another audiologist successfully repaired them and informed us that many patients continue to use and service hearing aids that are well over five years old. Based on my experience, I did not feel that my long-term hearing needs were the priority. If you value an audiologist who focuses on maximizing the performance and lifespan of your existing hearing aids before recommending costly replacements, you may wish to explore other options.

Dr. Marta is great. I couldn't be more pleased with my experience at Audio Help. She's efficient,…read morepatient, an excellent listener, clear communicator and really knows her discipline.

Conclusion first: I highly recommend NYC Hearing Associates - they are professional, punctual, and…read morecaring. I went in for a hearing test - my first since grade school, I think - which Dr. Weible oriented me to and then conducted there in ten minutes in a sound-tight booth. He shared the results with me immediately and in detail, and while my comprehension was good to my surprise I had some noticeable high frequency hearing loss. He explained the hearing aid options, and the potential negatives of not doing anything, and then fitted me easily with the Lyric in-ear 24/7 aid (NYC Hearing assists in the development of this Swiss-made aid and has the latest versions). Total elapsed time: less than an hour. In the four weeks since I've been very pleased with the comfort and acuity. The return visits have been friendly and efficient and based on my last assessment I have near perfect hearing now with the Lyrics, which I forget I have in - and they are invisible to boot. I heartily recommend Dr. Weible and NYC Hearing. The 67th Street office is modern, clean, and has a wall full of platinum records from satisfied clients of the audiologists and the affiliated nose and throat practice (you'll recognize the Grammy winners among them :). Tara was personable and professional to deal with setting up the appointment and follow-ups.

From the owner: We specialize in the preservation and treatment of hearing. We will assess your listening…read moreenvironments, understand your needs and individual goals. We offer comprehensive care for each person and family. Our office maintains state of the art diagnostic equipment and cutting edge hearing device technology. We emphasize an ongoing relationship with our patients and schedule no charge, regular clean and check appointments to ensure optimum performance of your hearing devices as part of our standard treatment process.

Doc was incredibly helpful and clear. No hard sell, just useful information. Everything was…read moreorganized and pleasant.

I wish I'd gone to see Dr. Krasnick a long time ago. The appointment was so much easier than I…read morethought it would be. His staff was friendly; I got an appointment within a week. The office was convenient, comfortable and didn't feel overly "clinical." Dr. Krasnick took his time with me and answered all of my questions. And now I feel more confident and reassured about my hearing.

I was helped by Dr. Naim at this office. She was extremely thorough in testing... and even more…read morethorough in explaining the results of those tests. My appointment started a few minutes early. (Who ever heard of a doctor's appointment starting early???) The doctor explained what she was doing step by step and took the time (no eye-rolling) to answer all of my questions. She was good humored and extremely tolerant. The only problem was not her or the facility, but the US healthcare system. It was impossible to know the price of hearing aids until the doctors and the insurance companies duke it out. But I fear that will be the same anywhere you go. Don't let it stop you from finding out what you need.

I have been a patient of Audio Help Hearing Center for more than 20 years. On Thursday, June 13,…read more2024, I called the office several times and left a message to call me back. One call, a young lady answered dthe phone and said they will call you ASAP. She said before the days end. I asked what time does your day end and she said at 5:00 pm. I said it's 4:57 right now so I guess they won't be calling me today. She said that is what I have written here to tell people. I thought how u professional that conversation was and I said ok I'll call back in the morning. I called and finally got to speak with Annie, the young lady at the front desk. I explained what I needed and told her about my needing a hearing aid as mine needed repairs and if the Adjuster agrees to the aid that is needed, then there is no sense in spending more money to do the repârs on this one. Annie agreed. Monday, June 17, I called the office to speak with Annie and she tells me that she left a message with the Adjuster, but she has not called me back. Approximately 10 minutes afterwards, I receive a call from another young lady telling me that they no longer do Workers" Compensation. I said I was there a month ago and no one said anything to me, as a matter of fact I get literature telling me that I'm dues for a new hearing aid. I said not that you left me high and dry, I'm without a hearing aid. Her response was that's the way it is. In the past months, I received letters asking me to come in for a check and check the. New technology that Starkey has (?Starkey Genesis AI). I am retired and pretty much can move my schedule to meet most appointments. On the other hand as we get older we loose family and friends and so I was not able to come in sooner. Dr, you should read your own literature and see how phony/unprofessional it must sound to you. Telling patients the importance of hearing and how it can change your life. How do you apply those words to me, knowing how difficult it is to get another audiologist that accepts Workers' Comp and get an early appointment. Your not a sales person selling shirts, your suppose to be a professiônal (doctor). Some people believe that if you're getting anything from Workers' Comp, your getting something for nothing -- is that what you think about me? Please remember that Workers' Comp is a paid insurance that my employers paid for Yes I'm very angry at the way this has been handled Richard Muzio

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.

I'll start by saying that I'm not one to run to the Doctor's office as I prefer home rememdies but…read morewhen you're extremely sick, it's time to see a doctor and I'm so very glad I did. I saw Dr Tandon yesterday with a flu at 102.2. My body had been in pain from head to toe and I was miserable. His nurse (Erica) was a sweetheart and was very hospitable as she told me twice "If you need anything, let me know" This is patient care! When Dr Tandon came in, he got right to business and asked me about my symptoms as well as discuss what I've been feeling lately. He makes eye contact and is very forward in his approach. This is a doctor who LISTENS and actually shows care. He's efficient and talks with you as he performs anything so nothng comes as a surprise. Book an appointment with him today. There's no wonder why he's at 5 stars. I've been prescibed tamiflu and am on my way to feeling better. Thanks Dr Tandon and staff.

Update: When I finally got to see the audiologist, Crystal, a few weeks before xmas, she seemed…read moregenuinely apologetic regarding her receptionist. Fine, I had tests & spent over $4000 on new hearing aids. Crystal asked me to come back for a follow up on 3 January. I tried calling a few times that morning to confirm my afternoon appointment - the phone was never picked up. I went (in the freezing cold) to their office where the (same) receptionist told me the apptmt was not in the computer. I wonder if that was due to her writing on the card the wrong year! She told me Crystal wasn't in anyway. If she had (once again) done her job & put my appointment in, she could have called & told me not to come & made another appointment! I am an easy-going person but this level of incompetency is completely frustrating & I'm telling the story to save others considering Hear USA.

Update: I see this company likes to hide unfavorable reviews. Just ask Amy from Amy's Baking…read moreCompany how that worked out for her. Keep trying to shield potential customers from the truth. Already posted the review in many other sites. One person will know the real deal. "Front desk Clerk treated me with disrespect and hostility. I felt threathened by her and left. She has a nasty demeanor, belittles and insults people, and will scream at you if she sees fit. If you want hearing aids or anything, go to another HearUSA or somewhere else entirely. Until this emotionally abuse woman is at least off her current position, this HearUSA location is a terrible environment for customers."