Great therapists with good follow up on exercises. Front desk is solid and insurance details…read morehandled well. Highly recommend.

Great place for physical therapy!…read more Clean, nice and personal attention. So glad my friends told me to try it out as I was on the verge of going to another much busier and more generic place in Kingston. I've been working with James for a few sessions now and he's very knowledgeable, patient and kind. He takes the time and also has really good massage skills. Katie, the Receptionist is very nice and responsive also. Certainly recommend.

You can buy Hearing Aids here - there - or anywhere. But…read morethat's only half the story. You really need to go to the place where Professionalism ranks first - with a top notch staff who have been trained at the finest colleges and have the know how to put you first and foremost as their primary concern. When it comes to Customer Satisfaction - you can't get treated any better than at Hampshire Hearing & Speech Services - if things don't work out - they stand tall and proud behind their products and will bend over backwards until everything is just right. That has been my experience with Amy and Allison of Hampshire Hearing & Speech Services.

I highly recommend the staff at Hampshire Hearing. I have worked with Joanie there to figure out my…read morehearing issues and how to get the best out of hearing aids. There is a lot to work through, and she has always been fantastic to work with - extremely patient and thorough in explaining everything and listening to my feedback. I enjoyed the process and learned a lot. I can't imagine trying to figure out hearing aid shopping without professionals like the staff at Hampshire Hearing. They have helped me figure out all the technical questions and concerns I had. Followup has been outstanding. Great people, great place.

My son severely sprained his ankle playing lacrosse this past fall. My son is a D1 Lacrosse commit…read moreto Army West Point and it was imperative I find the best physical therapist for him. During my son's initial assessment I knew we had hit the jackpot. Rich spent a full hour thoroughly assessing and asking thoughtful questions. He then emailed summary of our visit and a plan. Additionally, he emailed helpful, tailored exercise plans to do at home. Rich, Ashley, and Cassie have all worked with my son, and at each visit they've provided one-on-one attention. I need to mention they also included excellent therapy sessions in the pool. Every therapy session has been focused and truly exceptional. Our son has made a full recovery. We are forever thankful for their attention to detail, care, and hard work! I just can't recommend them enough...they are the best in their field!

My 6 year old graduated PT after a year and a half! We love everyone at Access! My daughter has…read morepoor tone in her hands and feet, pronation and flat feet, as well as poor core strength. I had no idea this was a thing, but am amazed at the difference therapy has made! Laurie, is truly amazing, so supportive and really pushed my daughter to improve!!! She has blossomed thanks to you and I am so very grateful!!! She is now playing nonstop, and does horseback riding, dancing and ice skating! Thank you Access!!

I met Abby along with my wife who recently had a stroke. The evaluation that she did was so…read moreextensive that it really isolated where the problems are. I did plenty of research prior to our appointment and everything that I read was on point. We will now see her 3x / week for the next few months. THANK YOU ABBY!! This is the review I left on Google after the first meeting. We've now been seeing her for a couple of months and the progress has really been incredible. She is way more than just a voice therapist. She understands what my wife is going through and counsels her. Once again abby, thank you.

Abby works with our daughter who has shown great improvement over a short amount of time - Abby is…read moreeasy to work with and accommodating for our schedules, and has a great rapport with children.

I was not happy with either the audiologist or the PA I saw on 5/27/26. I went for my hearing since…read moreit drastically declined in one ear. Kathryn Loret was friendly but didn't provide much info. she isn't my main audiologist. She didn't suggest any options, etc. She just tested my hearing. PA Kelly wasn't respectful to my needs. Prior to this appointment I talked to my audiologist and Lauren about the BiCros. When I saw PA Kelly i mentioned this and she said no that's not an option for you since your hearing is too bad in the one ear. I then had to follow up with Lauren who told me it was. No PA, audiologist or Dr. should only suggest a cochlear implant if there's other options. Getting a cochlear is a life changing experience.

My allergist is fine but getting a hold of anyone on the phone is next to impossible. I spent the…read moreday trying to reach someone and asked for a callback. No one was on the line. I was also on hold for over three hours and eventually gave up.

Great staff and facility, sorry to hear they are closing…read more -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

The check in process was pleasant, and easy. The receptionist was pleasant, despite it being…read morereally early in the morning. The pre-op nurses seem knowledgeable, and were able to answer all of our patient's question sufficiently. The relevant staff came by to introduce themselves, give an overview of the procedure, and answer any questions we may have. The surgeon, and anesthesiologist, and surgical intern were nice, but the nurse anesthetist seemed nervous. While I spoke briefly with the surgeon after our patient's surgery, it seemed strange that he did not come out to explain how the procedure went. Our patient wanted to see how they did after waking up, but none of the medical staff who attended the surgery was available to answer questions. I understand that surgeons have a very busy schedule, but it should be standard practice for someone to check in on the patient, explain how surgery went, and give a brief overview of the procedure. An extra two minutes of their time is all it takes. The bedside manner for the post surgery nurse could have been better. She seemed indifferent after I explain my concern about the patient's questions being unanswered. One redeeming quality is that she seemed more pleasant the next time she came around, to check in. I refrained from judgment upon reading poor reviews online about their bedside manner as I aim to give the benefit of doubt unless proven otherwise. Well, the poor reviews online were not wrong. Perhaps it's just this specific case, perhaps that's the standard practice. But I expected better.