Wow! Great service! I am from out of town for my son's wedding and needed a small part for my…read morehearing aid, not only did they have the part, they went out of their way to clean my hearing aid. They also gave me all of the consumables that are needed for about 2 months,and gave it to me at no charge. I would recommend them to anyone who needs hearing aids or hearing tests. They will treat you like a good friend! John Edwards, Salt Lake City, Utah

Really professional audiologist. Very knowledgeable and willing to share her knowledge with me…read moreabout my hearing aids. I will visit them again.

Sign on door states, "veteran and L&I friendly," not true in my recent experience with Evergreen…read more As both a vet AND a L&I claimant, I was treated most rudely by the woman in the office. They supposedly "fixed" my hearing aids over a year ago and the Lt one has buzzed ever since. They dodged their responsibility at every turn, she said "we are a small company so we can't afford to give you any wax guards, or anything else I guess. She said I was eligible for new hearing aids, gave me a card with a phone number on it, "they can help you she stated," but it was obvious that Evergreen sure as hell wasn't going to put any more effort into getting new aids. I don't know if it's the same owner but I've certainly moved on to a new provider. Don't give your business to these people, they're money grubbers and liars..

They are closed, never told their clients! Called and left messages, voice message did not say the…read morebusiness had shut down, nor does their website. Found a yelp post that said it was closed.

My husband needed to find a new hearing aid provider here in Portland since the last hearing aid he…read morebought was nearly 18 years ago in California. He called his original audiologist who referred him to Pacific Audiology Clinic and Dr. Allison Bradley. Before he went there, though, he thought he'd try to save some money by exploring Costco's offerings. That didn't go so well. Because he only wears a hearing aid in one ear, Costco couldn't provide a hearing aid that processed the sound quickly enough to match how quickly he heard sound through his unaided ear. This surprised him considering that his 18-year-old hearing aid had no such problem, but Costco didn't carry his old brand. He also felt that considering how quickly they gave up trying to help him and offered to refund his money, they didn't really want to take the time to provide hearing aids for people with more difficult situations like his. So he saw Dr. Bradley here and immediately felt confident that they'd take care of him. Little did he realize what an effort that would be on their part. Apparently today's hearing aids are far more powerful than his old one, which was good because he wanted more amplification. However, it meant that getting a perfect fit was necessary or else he would hear annoying feedback between the hearing aid's microphone and speaker. While wearing a hearing aid that sits outside the ear could've more easily solved this problem, he didn't want to give up the hidden "completely in the canal" style of aid that he's always had. Nor was he willing to sacrifice good quality sound that seemed as natural to him as what his unaided ear hears. Never did Dr. Bradley pressure him to make these compromises. He can't remember how long it took from the first time he saw Dr. Bradley until he finally had the hearing aid he wanted, but he thinks it was close to a year. That wasn't any fault of hers. The difference between a tight yet comfortable fit likely came down to fractions of millimeters. Any movement in his jaw could also cause the ear canal to move ever so slightly and produce annoying feedback while eating or talking, etc., so it just became a matter of trying countless aids in various situations until one finally worked. The extreme level of patience and graciousness along with the clear expertise and knowledge of all of the manufacturers and their pros/cons made working with Dr. Bradley simply a delight for my husband. He said her staff is equally terrific. Few hearing aid candidates will have as difficult of a time as he did. But his experience demonstrates that you get what you pay for, and while Pacific Audiology Clinic certainly didn't make a profit on him considering all the effort they had to put into getting him a new hearing aid, he's convinced there's no better audiologist or more pleasant one in the greater Portland area.

It is a mystery to me how a so called professional front office can we run so poorly. My first…read moreappointment changed locations twice, one attempt to cancel me, one attempt to reschedule unsuccessfully to later on after several phone calls between both locations and an attempt to talk to the manager about the poor form of this schedulers/receptionists, magically gets restored without incident at a different location. Second appointment: a repeat of the same, tried to rescheduled my appointment, I was very inconvenienced and frustrated, again, tried to to talk to the office manager, after all of that I was able to keep the same day but at a different time. Honestly, who is running this tragic scheduling. Maybe it's an isolated incident but I have a feeling it isn't. Certainly not a professional outfit. Two thumb down!!!

I was to have a appointment today Arrived 15 minutes early…read moreand was given the runaround First they were short handed Then they were double booked for my appointment time Then told Roz was tired I had to leave work early drive across Vancouver The least they could do was call and let me know that I would have to reschedule and not waste my time Now I need to find somebody NEW

Roz is very knowledgeable, detail oriented, personable, and friendly…read more She does excellent work.

It is great that this company can repair hearing aids on site. If you totally depend on hearing…read moreaids to get through your day, you know how inconvenient and disabling it is to wait for a repair that has to be mailed off to the manufacturer. I gave them 2 stars for this service, which I have not used. We were looking to purchase two hearing aids for an older gentlemen with quite severe age related loss. The hearing test was not done in a soundproof booth, although that is usually the procedure. The price quoted was high, but they reassured us that their prices are in line with other dealers in town. After getting information from another dealer in town, we found we could get the same hearing aids for $1800 less. The hearing test was done in a soundproof booth. The manufacturer's warranty is the same.

From the owner: Established in 2005, Vancouver Hearing Aid Center is a full-service hearing aid store dedicated to…read moreproviding high-quality hearing care in Vancouver, WA. Our experienced team offers comprehensive services including hearing aid repair, sales, evaluations, fittings, consultations, and exams. We also support LNI, TRU, and Managed Care. With more than 40 years of combined experience, we focus on helping each patient find the right hearing solutions and dependable professional guidance. Whether you need adjustments, new technology, or expert advice, we're here to support your journey to better hearing. Visit or call today!

I first got my hearing aids about a year ago from this company , i cannot remember the name of the…read moreperson who was handling my case but i thought at the time she was doing the best for me, turns out that was not the case, i went back in and saw another person that is Amber McDaniel , I explained the issues i was having still and she was very quick to solve the issues i was having . Very professional and very friendly, I was very impressed with the way she handled my situation and took care of the problem. The first person i dealt with is no longer there as she seemed to be a know it all and wasn't actually listening to the clients . My experience there today was very impressive and i would recommend the buisness to anyone who needs that service!!

Very helpful and professional. Was able to get all the approvals needed for insurance coverage.read more

I made an appointment in person, about 3 weeks ago. I took some time off from work to keep my…read moreappointment. Before the test started, the person conducting the test examined my ears and told me that she couldn't continue until I went home or to a doctor to clean my right ear out. I was surprised, since I regularly clean my ears and could hear fine from that ear. Another appointment was scheduled... This time I had an appointment on a Sunday, so as not to interfere with work again. I arrived 15 minutes early for my 1:30 appointment and there was a sign that said that everyone was out to lunch until 1:35 and an "away" sign that indicated "back at 1:45". My first thought was why would you make an appointment for a customer and then be out to lunch at that time? I sat and waited a while. Several people came to the desk to see if someone could answer questions. I pointed the sign out to them that indicated they were out to lunch. They came back later only to see that there was still nobody manning the center. I walked around the store for a while and went back at 1:30, hoping that someone would be available at that time. Nope, nobody around. So I sat and waited. I waited until the time the sign said they would return and not one person showed up. I decided to find my wife, who was shopping, and leave. I wasn't going to wait any longer. While we were checking out, I mentioned my experience to the cashier - who promptly went to find a manager for me to talk to. I told the manager my experience and she went to the hearing aid center to find out why this happened. At the manager's request I went back to the center, only to have a woman argue with me and tell me that they were "very busy". This escalated the situation and I felt that even if I had an examination, the climate was very unfriendly. I told this person that I could leave and they would have time for another customer. She replied that it was my choice, so I walked away. While I was walking away I heard the manager ask the woman if she couldn't take me in now. I kept walking because I was getting very upset. It must be good to have so many customers that you can drive some away and still keep very busy. Costco is always busy and so is this hearing aid center. But it seems that this hearing aid center doesn't care much about their customers.

She was very kind and sweet, explained well. Did what looked like a comprehensive exam. She says…read moreshe is 3rd generation hearing specialist.

I was visiting Vancouver, WA from out of town when one of my Miracle Ear hearing aids began to cut…read morein and out. I walked into this Miracle Ear office thinking I needed a replacement receiver, but they were able to restore functionality with a simple cleaning. Abundance of locations and friendly service no matter where you're at is exactly why I bought Miracle Ear hearing aids.

My mother always receives the best service from Tyler. He listens to her questions and adjusts to…read moreher comfort level. We also loved having a dog in the office to greet us - brings down any stress from the day!

In the past I had a bad experience trying to find a hearing aid at other places. However, Dixon at…read moreMiracle Ear by Vancouver Mall was great and got me all set up and adjusted so I can hear my daughter's soft voice again. It was awesome.