Dear all staff hearing aid source 702 coxwell ave. I want…read moreyou to know how much I appreciate the excellent your service, Great communication skills and you were very fast and helpful to resolve my problem.So I want say you thank you again for your help. Your happy customer. Dawit Ghirmazion.

Hearing Aid Source on Coxwell, wonderful customer service. Edmond takes time with you to ensure you…read moreunderstand all the information and fitted me with the most suitable hearing aids. Prices were much better than other suppliers I visited. Jodi and Diana are terrific. Most importantly they follow up with the client with regular checkups and adjustments.

I went to the Markham location for my checkup and cleaning of my Widex hearing aids, which I had…read morepuchased through Salima at the downtown location. Yazna, the audiologist, did an excellent job. She was courteous and professional. My hearing did improve after my visit. I would wholeheartedly recommend her services. The reason I went to the Markham location was because it is closer to where I reside.

We brought in an elderly person to get a hearing aid. Very…read morenice, sweet and professional staff. Salima is just excellent! The level of service is outstanding!

This place has such a nice and comforting environment. I truly enjoy this place. Their staff are so…read morefriendly and helpful! My s.o. and I have absolutely no clay wheel experience and their staff walked us through the process and offered help and encouraging words when they could! I made such a mess when doing clay wheel and again during glazing and they were nice about it and told me not to worry. If you have kids and live around the beaches area, I truly recommend enrolling them in some programs. The staff encourages a safe and enriching environment and would probably teach your kid to be kind to others while learning how to channel their creativity. Anyways I paid $35 per person for clay wheel and I personally think that's a great deal since the other sites I visited either just let you glaze and not use the clay wheel or very, very expensive! The way it works too is quite nice. They only enroll a couple or handful of people into the workshops so you have the staff's full attention. For the kids program, I believe it's bigger since it class style. I don't have a kid though I just saw a lot. Anyways I totally recommend! Such a fun experience and will definitely be back!

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I recently visited Owl Hearing at 333 Eglinton Ave W and was very pleased with their services…read more Ernest at reception was very welcoming. Annika, the audiologist was extremely caring, patient and knowledgeable. After listening to my concerns about my current pair of hearing aids, Annika recommended a different brand to try. Without hesitation, I recommend Owl Hearing.

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Let me say unequivocally that the staff here are sensational but this review is with regard to the…read morephysical structure. The garron's should get a refund. The design of this place is ludicrous. You can barely use the toilet because the tp dispenser is so large and placed beside the toilets you have to hunch over. They couldn't put it on the empty wall in front? But the stupidest thing are the light switches. It took me half an hour before I had to bother a nurse over a stupid design flaw. There is a 3 foot by 10 inch post in the middle of the room. Electrical plugs, hospital gear etc. Fine. But the light switches are on the back of the post. Try turning out the lights and then negotiating in the dark back to you bed. Absolutely ridiculous. The engineer or architect should find a different career. Nothing like making a difficult time worse.

I'm not going to get too much into patient care…read more The hospital lacks basic cleanliness (open drywall damage, improper cleaning of floors, sinks and tubs). The hospital does not offer many basics that other hospitals offer. Wifi, access to the internet. In the birthing center, they overtly say they do not support the mothers birthing partner. No bed, no couch, no chair. There is a bench, but it is in such poor shape and lacks cleanliness. Also, no pillow or blanket for the birthing partner. Furniture in the room is extremely dangerous for anyone holding a baby. One Chair broke to pieces when sat in (weight jokes aside, she was 180 lbs maybe). The second chair in the room, was in similar shape. House keeping will not clean your room. They come at 3am to empty garbages only. Once they woke us up to comment on our garbage after it wasn't changed in 24 hours. This is a teaching hospital, which seems to translate to: focus on the teaching, look what's happening with the patient. The care was good, don't get me wrong. But we were made to felt like if we tried to make my wife's care a first priority we would pay later. The induction facilities are horrible in comparison to other hospitals in the province. You have to pay for supplies for your care, while in care. Your have to pay for diapers while in care. Family and friends are not able to even sit in the waiting room prior to an after hours birth. (Our biggest gripe) At the end of our stay, we received a package asking us if we were a grateful patient (read: give us a donation). No we were not grateful. We did what we had to to get through their issues and enjoy the birth of our son. I fully support the removal of their board of directors. They provide very poor direction.