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    Hurdle Hearing & Audiology

    Hurdle Hearing & Audiology

    2.8
    (5 reviews)
    0.9 mi

    Hi Yelpers. I had…read moremy wax removed finally after seeing my second MD ( this one an ENT, Dr Molin) and thought I would try again at Hurdle, 4 years later) but they turned me away even tho I apologized, its ok, not a forgiving practice , very rigid, lacks humanity, loves $$$ over people? Oh well, sharing here so you can decide. Btw, I was allergic to the over the counter Debrox drops ( i think its the horrible preservative) so finally used coconut oil by itself for 2 weeks and that worked. It left a tiny bit so probably needed one more week ( senior ears :)). But ENT removed what was left. Ouchy! Off to find an audiologist to do one final test , a Tympanogram , before the final hearing aid decision process. ###Be sure to see an audiologist to start with to avoid my labor intensive process. Free hearing tests do not offer a Tympanogram, it turns out, which is the final ear assessment that is needed for accurate evaluation of our Ear canal and hearing Aid challenges. ### only audiologists offer that. Btw, AirPods Pro 2 and 3 have imbedded support for light hearing loss.

    A Friendly and Knowledgeable Provider…read more.. Pros: Helpful. Informative. Personable. Cons: Not a ton of extra time during the appointment Ratings: - Overall: 5 - Knowledge: 5 - Bedside Manner: 5 - Pace of Appointment: 4 - Push To Sell Hearing Aids: 5 - Office Staff: 5 - Scheduling: 5 - Waiting Area: 4 - Location: 5 - Parking: 5 The hearing in both ears took a sudden turn for the worse in December 2022. My primary care doctor checked what she could and found no apparent problems. My ear, nose and throat specialist - someone to see once a year for a checkup - also said things looked okay. Both suggested a visit to an audiologist so I made an appointment with Chris Hurdle. - Location: Excellent. About 4 blocks east of Highway 101 in a medical building along Oak Park Blvd. Easily accessible from our town, Nipomo, to the south and not far from San Luis Obispo to the north. - Front Office: Busy but friendly. It's a small operation with Dr. Hurdle and one person in the front handling patients and all administrative duties. She seemed to juggle her work very well. - Scheduling: Not a problem. Primary care doctors and specialists are in short supply so I wasn't surprised - almost relieved - I only had to wait 6 weeks. I received a phone reminder 3 days in advance. - Waiting Area: Small, but clean and uncluttered. - Chris Hurdle: Friendly, knowledgeable and efficient. The appointment was booked for 30 minutes, but mine took 35-40 which was fine. Dr. Hurdle spent 10 minutes asking some questions then seated me in a sound proof booth where I was given different pieces of equipment to test my hearing during the next 20-25 minutes. Finally, he reviewed a printout of the results and suggested I get back in touch with my ENT (who he knows very well). The process moved along briskly, but I didn't feel rushed and got some good information about my situation. - Hard Sell of Hearing Aids - Not at this visit. Dr.Hurdle mentioned it would be reasonable to consider one for my right ear, but noted it would be best to first review his findings with my ENT. It's clear he's a source for equipment if I wish to go that route. - Billing: Too early to tell. I've got Medicare and Medicare supplemental insurance so we'll see if there's anything left for me to cover. - Parking: Plenty. There's good parking in the lots behind and on the west side of the building. I'd certainly recommend Chris Hurdle for your audiology needs.

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    Central Coast Orthopedics

    Central Coast Orthopedics

    3.8
    (37 reviews)
    1.1 mi

    I guess I am cruisin for a bruisin/but NOT realizing that I had dealt with these people before and…read morehaving been recently referred by my current dr for a recent injury: I showed up at the office. Everyone was rude (again?!). Just a rude culture here (can't believe this is my 2nd time reviewing them/didn't know was same co). Noone says "you're welcome, thank you, goodbye" if you initiate a hello, thank you or goodbye, don't expect to be responded to. Just a snotty/snobby bunch of people who found each other and work together. Even Dr. Dusch saunters out of your appt room without a goodbye, she just exits. Rude, rude and rude.

    Incompetence and Snowflakes…read more What happened to this place??? I saw a doctor here a few years ago and had a completely pleasant and professional experience. I fractured my scapula a couple of weeks ago, x-rays in the ER and a referral to CCO. I called CCO the next day to schedule an appointment, got voicemail, so I left the details and asked for a call back. Called again each of the next two days, left messages, and waited for a callback. Nothing. By Thursday, I called my primary, asked for a PT referral (which they sent the same day) and went to PT the next day to deal with all the pain and muscle stiffness. PT noticed that the ER referred me to the spine guy at CCO, not the shoulder guy. So on the way home, I stopped by CCO with my ER referral paperwork from Monday , and asked to set an appointment with their shoulder specialist. The nice lady behind the desk, said she understood why I'd want to see the shoulder guy but had to get the spine guy to agree that the shoulder guy was the right specialist to see me, and assured me they'd be back in touch shortly. For a minute, I thought she was saying I could wait there in the lobby while she got that approval. It wasn't until Thursday the next week that I got the call to set an appointment... with the Physician's Assistant... in a week. I told the lady on the phone that I didn't see the point in seeing a PA after 3 weeks with the injury, and that I wanted to see the shoulder physician. Confused, she asked whether I wanted the appointment or not. I clarified that I didn't see the point in seeing a PA 3 weeks after my injury, and that while they'd been "dickin' around with their internal process trying to get me in", I'd already seen my primary, had 2 PT sessions, and one with my Rolfer / Massage therapist. As I was finishing that sentence, she said my language was unacceptable and hung up. To CCO, I'm sorry for saying "dickin' around". For the snowflake on the phone and for the management over there, please expect that injured patients trying to get acute care might be frustrated when it takes you two weeks to do something that should take 10 minutes. Your website says "Dedicated to High - Quality Care". Pretty please, run your business like you mean that...

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