Was a patient saw Dr Delger twice She look at my mouth she did take a swab Thay call me to do…read morethe swab again because it was done wrong I refused Thank goodness my co payment is $15.00 not $500.00 So if you see Dr Delger make sure you ask what your Co pay is You don't want to be in my situation

Cynthia is the most knowledgeable, friendly, honest…read more,respectful and courteous professional I ever met. Cynthia goes out of her way to help me when I have an issue with my hearing aids I could go on about Cynthia and her great attributes and Coastal Hearing Clinic I would not want to go any where else for my hearing aids I definitely recommend Coastal Hearing Clinic Posted by Joe C (Sandwich)

Had a great experience with Coastal Hearing. The proprietor was friendly and knowledgeable on both…read morethe first visit and subsequently, Especially when I returned the hearing aids for a refund, Firstly, I have no quarrel with the aids she provided. They quality seemed very good and the convenience features were surprisingly comprehensive. I returned them only because the didn't work for me. I don't believe it is the fault of the hearing aids, just that I am not compatible with these particular hearing devices. Quite possibly, she could have provided hearin aids that would work for me. Unfortunately, my insurance only covers 2 of the models she carries. Any other devices would have been full price without any insurance coverage. My financial situation would not allow this. Secondly, when I asked to return them, she remained just as nice and friendly as when I was first a potential customer. The purchase price was promptly refunded and in full. I can strongly recommend Coastal Hearing.

The staff and providers at Mass Audiology are gracious, patient and responsive. I've always gotten…read morethe information I need in a timely fashion and have had all my questions answered. And, they have drop-in hours if you need to have something tweaked!

My mother is a long time patient here and I don't mind driving over an hour from where I live to…read morebring her to her appointments. The girl in charge of the front area named Amy is professional and excellent at what she does. The audiologists are top notch. Everyone is warm and caring. You don't see this kind of service at any other place. I highly recommend Cape Cod Hearing Center.

Dr Cullen and her team make everything easy to understand and they make you feel you are the only…read moreone that all their attention goes to. Dr. Cullen explains things in laymen's terms and answers all your questions fully. She is the kind of person that puts you at ease immediately and makes you feel well cared for.

I am a summer resident needing help with a failed hearing aid. Lianne Carbone, the owner of Simply…read moreHearing most graciously solved my problem. She did so with great generosity and professional competence. She, and her receptionist, Stephanie Henry, are a delight to work with: 5 Star customer care. Esther R 7/31/19

The team at Simply Hearing are the best. Customer care is job one. I would strongly recommend you…read moreget your hearing aids here!

I'm vacationing nearby and forgot my charger. A phone call to South Shore assured me that they…read morewould sell me a charger so I could hear the rest of the time I'm on vacation. The service was fast, professional, and polite. If you're local, I recommend this location to you for all your hearing needs. If you're from out of town, like me, you still might benefit from a visit.

Visited the SSHC Weymouth office on 7/22/26. There were many aspects of my visit that I…read moreappreciated. The office is tidy, organized, and I had no wait for my scheduled appointment. The audiologist, Casey Masi, was fantastic. She was both warm and knowledgeable. I had both an earwax removal and audiogram scheduled. I'd been informed when making the appointment that if the office "attempted" to remove the earwax and if there were none, that I'd still be charged the earwax removal fee ($65). When the audiologist sat me down to chat about what brought me into the office before the earwax removal, she quickly peered into my ears with the otoscope. She then told me that I had very little earwax, so she didn't think earwax removal was necessary. I decided to forgo the earwax removal at her suggestion, and we moved on to the audiogram. At the appointment, I was charged $65 for my "Office Visit," which is the description on my itemized receipt. I assumed it was in connection with my copay for the audiogram, as the earwax removal was deemed unnecessary. On 9/3/26, I receive an email with an invoice for $45 from South Shore Hearing Center, apparently related to the audiogram. I called the office on 9/4/26 to inquire about the multiple charges. Carolyn Greene, the receptionist, explained to me that even if the audiologist merely looked in my ears with an otoscope, that still qualified as an "attempt" to remove the earwax, so that was the initial charge for $65. This is an issue of principle: the charges for services that were not fully rendered are a bit deceptive. Please be wary of scheduling earwax removal with South Shore Hearing Center or any other services, as they have proven they are inclined to stretch the reasonable definition of "attempt" in order to nickel and dime their patients, some of whom may not have the means to pay $65.

Very nice, helpful people. I purchased hearing aids for the first time and I'm still getting used…read moreto them. They gave me 45 days to try them. I can return them within that time if I don't like them.

Great experience. Office are staff is very friendly and welcoming. The exam is very thorough and…read morethey fully explain your results, as well as answer any questions. Highly recommend.

Other places might be cheaper, but addressing a hearing deficit for the first time is no one-shot…read moredeal. The Duncan staff did a thorough, very professional evaluation of my needs, established personal rapport, and, once my devices arrived, patiently instructed me in their use. Six months of training and support is included, and there's plenty to learn about optimizing my new "jewelry". No hearing aids are cheap: if I'm going to have them, why not make full use of them? And making full use of them requires working closely with friendly, experienced professionals.

Very helpful, went to the Hyannis office for the first time. After listening to any and every…read morequestion/problem /request they readjusted my aids. Waited for a few weeks before ratings. They did an excellent job. The hearing aids work the best they ever have. Solved any problems I had and some that I didn't realize. I am very pleased , also it should be noted stat EVERYONE IN THE OFFICE was very polite, helpful , friendly . After over 50 years managing multi million $ businesses I would hire everyone in the Hyannis office in an instant.

I worked for Harmony Hut when they were in Wareham too and I was 13-17. It was a tremendous…read moreexperience and I wouldn't change a thing about it. I remember rolling up the posters when wrapping them up and it was fun until the felt black light posters, man those made a mess when wrapping. But I wound up doing everything for them and even so vividly remember my boss' green Triumph TR-6. That was a sharp car back then. I could write for days on this place but it was great back then and I'm sure it's real good now for whatever you need from them.

I've been stopping in here for years even though my "check ins" don't show it…read more Awesome place for the audiophile, video game head. So much nostalgia and an excellent place to have older equipment refurbished or at least looked over. The owner, yes, is an older maybe grumpyish guy but I have never had a problem with him because maybe I know what I'm talking about before I walk in but more importantly its probably because I don't give him any attitude when he explains his position in the way he is accustomed to. You think you know more than him? Then why be confrontational? The reviews I've read are griping about the owners gruff demeanor but if I spent 40+ years dealing with electronics, which are touchy in their own right, and someone comes in acting chippy, I'd give them a little bit of a hard time too. Look, the guy isn't a saint and in no way is he beholden to make your experience life changing...want customer service? Then go to a big box store. But if you want a wealth of personal knowledge the you better learn how to talk to people. I've had long convos about all the stuff in his shop and its been nothing but enlightening, you just gotta know how to talk to people and if you have left this archaic bastion of still useful electronic knowledge with a bad taste in your mouth then you are the one who walked away at a loss. I'd live in this store if I could! Wrapped up in the bucks and hums of amps, speakers and uncountable cables. I'd shower in all the console game cartridges and be better for it.