I have been a patient of Dr. Holly Foley for the last five years. She has addressed all my hearing…read moreproblems in the most courteous, professional, friendly, and compassionate manner. She is a caring person and makes you feel comfortable from the moment you walk in and get greeted by David. I hope they stay open forever and I don't have to do business elsewhere. They get an A++++ rating from me and I highly recommed her to all my BP family should you need an audiologist in your retirements. Kudos and keep up the exceptional work ethic Alamo Hearing.

Just want to say thanks to Dr Foley for taking time with me after the place I was using closed…read morewithout warning (Dons Alamo Hearing and Technologies) on Nacogdoches Rd. I also tried another place for my remaining warranty and since I didn't buy them there they wanted to charge 500.00 dollars to extend my warranty. I saw a review on Dr Foley and made appointment. She is very professional, has 30+ years experience, great customer service. I would recommend anyone having problems with their audiologist go see Dr. Foley. Randy Risner

Hearing loss care with excellent choices of hearing aids and expert fitting a MD that really take…read morecare of your concerns..

Dr. Kevin has a heart of gold. He's extremely knowledgeable in the audiology field and will answer…read moreany and all your questions. He works endlessly to make sure you are comfortable with your device. I have been one of his patients for over 15 years and highly recommend him.

Having recently experienced some hearing and balance changes, I was looking for answers. My…read moreprovider found no obvious reason for the changes and recommended a hearing test. Having some previous experience with the providers at Associates of Audiology, I made an appointment for the Stone Oak office. Dr Bledsoe was caring, concerned and thorough. She answered my questions, made a further appointment for me, and I felt my concerns were were important to her. I highly recommend Associates of Audiology. They have several offices, one is convenient to you. I worked for an ENT who referred to Associates of Audiology and never had a patient come back with a complaint about their care there,so choosing this audiology practice was right for me. Thank you, Dr Bledsoe, for your care and expertise!

Watch out for this clinic. Medicare doesn't pay all their fees/charges. They will bill you and add…read moreon extra non-refundable report charges.

Calling my dad "deaf as a stone wall" would be an insult to stone walls. You see, stones are porous…read moreand can absorb sound vibrations. No sound known to mankind could cause my dad's abused, octogenarian eardrums to vibrate...or at least that's what my mom and I *assumed*. After decades of stubbornness, he recently admitted to needing hearing aids and took the plunge. What better place to look than the Hearing Aid Store located conveniently at the local Costco? Prior to last week, my dad couldn't have heard a B-17 bomber crash dive into an Olympic-sized swimming pool filled with nitroglycerin. However, now that he's equipped with state-of-the-art, tailor-made hearing aids, he can hear a gnat fart from thirty feet across the room. Prior to purchasing the aids, my dad scheduled a hearing test with Isaac Rodriguez, who determined quickly that good ol' Pappy was indeed deafer than a door nail, post, bat, haddock, coot, adder, dormouse, dodo, and a host of other very scientific idioms. Mr. Rodriguez then created a pair of hearing aids based on my dad's laughably low-scoring hearing test. They were ready for pickup the following week. I won't pretend to be an authority on hearing aids, but I know they were once cumbersome, beastly things that ate up batteries faster than my Atari Lynx. The ones my dad purchased from Costco are anything but cumbersome; they're far less conspicuous than ear buds and run for nearly a week on one tiny 1.45-volt battery. Unless you were to look directly into his ears (please don't, you freak), you wouldn't even notice he was wearing hearing aids. Even cooler, the aids double as Bluetooth speakers, which means he can listen to music from his phone, answer calls, and hear text alerts directly in his ear holes*. Isaac also installed an app on my dad's phone that allows him to adjust the volume, treble, and bass frequencies of each hearing aid. The ability to adjust the frequencies comes in handy, because my dad likes his gangsta rap (okay, okay...his Patsy Cline and Perry Como songs) extra bassy. The best part of all (well, except for the fact that he can finally HEAR) is the cost. Most high-end hearing aids cost upwards of $7,000/pair, but my dad paid only $1,500. Even better, his insurance provider (United Healthcare Advantage) reimbursed him $500, bringing the cost down to $1,000. I have near-perfect hearing, but even I feel compelled to buy a pair at that cost. I would want mine to be large and obvious, though, because then I would garner sympathy from strangers. Just give me a wheelchair and an eye-patch, too, and I'd be set. If you or a loved one suffer from hearing loss, I would strongly recommend dropping by your local Costco Hearing Aid Center and taking a free hearing test. We have only five senses, so why let one of them go to waste? Well, as an intuitive/clairvoyant/clairsentient, I technically possess *six* senses, but I digress. My third eye/pineal gland is admittedly a little hazy lately, so I hope Costco will one day open third eye blindness testing center. *Fun tip: If the individual using the hearing aids suffers from schizophrenia, grab the cell phone and record nefarious messages seemingly from his or her dog. Remember, the hearing aids are equipped with Bluetooth, so only the wearer will hear the recordings. Play the messages back when the dog is nearby and watch hilarity ensue.

Issac was great in anatomy needs and explaining everything to me. Plus, the hearing aids were less…read morethan 30% of what my Dr wanted to charge ! Dennis N

I have been going to Dr. Jackson's office for almost a year and see NP Taylor. She is great and…read morezero complaints about her. However, staff absolutely needs training in customer service. I had an appointment on August 21, 2025, and left medical forms to be filled out. I was told 7-10 business days. I have called several times as it is well into September and still have not got forms back. I got one call back and was treated as if I was bothering her. I was told they would check into it. Still no call back and still no medical forms.

2 Stars = Could've Been Better…read more I was diagnosed with Hyperacusis back in September. I came to Lance Jackson's office per recommendation from Doss Audiology (110% recommend Doss Audiology!)). During my 2 appointments here at Lance Jackson, I was attended to by a PA and NP. Both times I felt unheard and both times I felt rushed. This office has a factory type setting for patient care. Get patients in and get patients out. The clinicians are bouncing from room to room and seem like they are booked all day. Maybe even double booked. This model is great for business, but in the end the quality of care suffers. My initial visit I met with a PA. I felt rushed and unheard. After my appointment, I overhead a conversation between her and a coworker where it was said, "Oh she's worker's comp? Good luck getting out of work honey". I didn't address it until my follow up appointment. During my follow-up appointment I met with a NP. I again felt rushed and unheard. When I asked for the notes from my 2 visits, my feelings were confirmed. The notes listed wrong symptoms from the wrong ears and basically wrong information. One note even stated I said I had difficulty attending my son's basketball game. I don't have a son. That's not what I said... It's a bit comical feeling unheard at an ENT office... Anyway, both experiences were frustrating. Especially when you're dealing with a newfound hypersensitivity to sound and it seems like people don't believe you. People who you go to seeking assistance from. I did contact the office manager and reported what I heard regarding the worker's comp comment. Even if they weren't specifically talking about me, it was disappointing to hear as a patient. To know there are clinicians here vocalizing their dismay towards Worker's Comp in a patient filled area. I hope you have a better experience than I did. I won't be back.

They give quality care for chronic pain patients. Everyone was very polite & caring. The Dr. had a…read moregreat bedside manner. It felt like they were genuinely interested in helping me.

Severe back pain. The people here make you feel right at home answer any questions you may have. I…read morewas very pleased with the care I received. Highly recommend this office.

Despite some negative reviews that I've ran across, my experience was awesome. I was checked in on…read moretime and the doctor was exceptional. I'd highly recommend them for any ENT medical issues!

I suffer from earaches and mastoiditis. I went to see Dr. McManus several years ago before the…read morepractice closed down. She was very knowledgeable and kind. She makes you feel like a person instead of a number, which is a rarity these days.

*They have a new location.*…read more Dr. Rodriguez and his team have been my husband's provider for the last 13 years and mine for 3 years. I ended up switching to his office, because my previous primary care provider refused to even consider giving me a prescription to address anxiety issues, even though I had a recommendation from another healthcare provider. Dr. Rodriguez listened attentively and addressed all of my concerns. He really takes his time with each patient. Dr. Rodriguez is now part of the MdVIP program, so we switched to PA Heather and PA Jerry. Heather has been great. She is really good at presenting all of the options available for treatments and even puts stickers on my lab results. Overall, I recommend this office to my friends all the time.

Dr. Rodriguez is the best doctor I have ever had. He listens to you and takes the time to explain…read morethings. I can't speak highly enough of Dr. Rodriguez.