Hi my name is Ralph I've had a hearing loss problem for the past 15 years of my life I've been to…read moremultiple so-called hearing specialist and it had nothing but trouble with my hearing aids. A customer told me about enhanced hearing one of the best moves I ever made my hearing is crystal clear I go there and they retune and help me whenever I need. I recommend this place highly. .

I got hearing aids from EHS in January, and so far, so good. They took the time to let me get…read moreacclimated to the aids (three visits over a six-week period) before they turned them to "full strength", they provided me with a generous supply of batteries and other supplies, and they've been very friendly and supportive. I would recommend them without reservation.

Honest, professional & caring is the bottom line that comes to mind when I think of Dr. Stuart…read moreWilkes and the audiologists at his hearing center. I expected him to be expert when I went there for a hearing test, but he went way beyond that. Not only was he thorough and professional but his honesty was a pleasant surprise. You would expect that since he sells hearing aids that you would be given a hard pitch. But he did not even try to sell me anything. Of course Wilks caries a fine selection brand new top name-brand aids and would be an excellent choice to buy from - especially since he was patient and would make sure they were programmed precisely for the user's needs. Even the best hearing aids are defendant on the quality of the audiologists programming. But what truly sets him above his competitors in my mind is Dr. Wilks' honesty and consideration for his patients. I had heard from several of my retired friends on low incomes who had gone there with their older hearing aids that he not only told them that what they had was sufficient, but he cleaned their aids at no charge. In my opinion, if you need an audiologist or hearing aid, you can't do better than the Wilks Hearing Center!

Dr.Carlson is an excellent audiologist. She is very easy to…read morework with and answers all questions and concerns. Her cordial manner and very professional expertise makes you feel confident you are in the right place.

I was very pleased at the time that Dr. Wolf took to explain to me what was going on with my…read morehearing issues. I sort out help for tinnitus that I started to experience eight months prior to my visit with Dr. Wolf. She told me that she could help me and she did! I have been suffering from high frequency hearing loss for many years. Dr Wolf suggested I try hearing aids. I of course was apprehensive at the idea, but was pleased at what I could hear once I tried them out. I highly recommend Dr Wolf. She is a professional that knows her field extremely well and will take the time to make sure you are satisfied.

Dr. Wolf is an exceptional doctor. She took the time to explained the process, down to the details,…read moreduring every step of the examination. Additionally, Dr. Wolf explains things in a way that's easy to understand. She displayed genuine empathy for the concerns at hand, all while providing the outmost professional care. Ms. Lauren at the front desk was very nice too. Highly recommend practice!

Ok I am in the medical field and when my wife was on my case of playing the TV too loud, speaking…read moretoo loud, not hearing a conversation at a resturant, and lastly just missing parts of a conversation ... it was time to get my hearing checked. I scouted out several different Audiologists and finally found one that was concerned about me, not just selling an aid or two. Dr. Seferian diagnosed my hearing issues with a great exam and showed me why I was not hearing well and gave me all the options. I knew I needed help and ordered a digital noise canceling hearing system. WOW this was life changing. Maybe I am hearing too much? Well now after two weeks of having fully corrected hearing I am beyond happy. Very professional Doctors, and staff. No pressure. Quality options like my iPhone is used with my aids with blue tooth, to field calls and I love it! So you have a choice of buying from a chain or big box store or being treated like a person. I liked the personal touch by a doctor! Made all the difference in the world.... go here if you want service the old fashioned way. As far as price it was about the same but I was sold by service.

Christine was very knowledgeable and worked within my budget. They also helped me with the…read morefinancing, the office staff was experienced and helpful.

I just got my hearing aids a few weeks ago. Donna has been fantastic. She has shown great…read morepatience with me, and I needed it. She knows her business, and has skillfully guided me through my initial apprehensions. I highly recommend Sound Audiology if you are considering getting hearing aids.

Donna Rubino the audiologist was kind, friendly and professional. I accompanied my mom for her…read morehearing test and ordering of hearing aids. She explained our questions well. Just seemed a bit rushed, may be because our appointment went over their allotted time?

Dr Fogel was a real professional and expert in audiology. One of the most thorough hearing exams I…read morehave ever undergone. Dr Fogel was very helpful and a great pleasant experience. I highly recommend this practice.

NE PLUS ULTRA! Could not be happier! Any glowing positive review you see does not do Dr. Fogel,…read moreKaren at the front desk, the facility and the level of care I got there justice! First-time patient. Facility is ultra-modern, ultra-immaculate. Karen welcomed me warmly. Dr. Fogel conducted an extremely comprehensive audiogram (hearing test.) Even fitted me (took impressions of my ear canals) for (optional) hearing protectors that will allow me to enjoy rock concerts and not worry about my hearing. No more foam earplugs that muffle the music or clunky, noise-isolating musicians' headphones. This to me is life-changing! You even get to pick the colors. They will be ready in 2 weeks. Lovely waiting room w Keurig machine, bottled water from Norway! and delicious wrapped cookies. You were right about the cookies Karen - they are delicious! This is a TOTAL CLASS ACT! Dr. Fogel is very compassionate, gentle, calming and reassuring. Can't ask for more.

My Dad is 92 years old with congestive heart failure. He has been in the facility for 2 weeks. He…read morehas been getting excellent care. Therapist for PT and OT are wonderful and helpful. The aids and nurses are very attentive. Dad is going home in 2 days.

My experience on a scale from 1 - 10, I give them a 55! From administration to the nurses and…read moretherapists, my care was excellent. The Director of Social Work Sheri Seidman and the Admissions Director Kellie O'Connor were extremely helpful. Therapy helped me achieve my goals quickly. Mike Y.

The good was when my doctor referred me there for a special exam. I only had to be there less the 8…read morehours. This was the upper level of the hospital. Good experience! However my recent experience was totally different from the 1st. I had to go though emergency, was placed in the lower floor, probably because I has pneumonia. And the care was a complete difference from my first experience. Some of the staff needs to be restrained. I had a sense that my being a senior had something to do with lack of quality care.

This hospital failed me -- not just clinically, but systemically. And unless you are prepared to…read moreadvocate HARD for yourself every step of the way, you may find yourself gaslit, dismissed, and unsafe. 1. Unsafe Discharge Pressure & Gaslighting Multiple staff attempted to discharge me while I still had necrotic tissue in my leg. I was in severe pain, had not yet met with infectious disease, and had not been cleared by physical therapy. Yet I was pressured, told I was "medically cleared," and even cornered by staff when I was alone -- no nurse, no attending doctor, just case managers and social workers trying to get me out. My care was being dictated not by medical needs, but by financial convenience. I overheard conversations about me being "here too long," and was told directly that insurance wasn't going to cover anything past a certain point. 2. Disorganized Care Teams, Contradicting Info Every person I spoke to had a different answer. Nurses said I wasn't cleared. PT said I couldn't go home safely. The doctor would say "tomorrow or the next day," while social work insisted I had to leave immediately. I was not medically cleared. My wound vac was still in, I was still a fall risk (bed alarm active), and I had no mobility training or plan in place. I repeatedly expressed that I did not feel safe going home and was told things like: "You don't need your dad here, you're 32 years old." "You're getting upset, that's not helpful." "Just think positive." Every attempt I made to speak up was spun as me being "difficult," when I was simply asking for a consistent, safe, medically sound discharge plan. 3. Neglect of Patient Autonomy & Emotional Manipulation One case manager in particular was unprofessional, condescending, and dismissive. I eventually had to say, "I don't want her assigned to my case anymore." I was no longer willing to speak with her due to the sheer emotional manipulation I experienced. Thankfully, she was replaced -- a silent admission that I wasn't overreacting. Also -- they tried to go around me and call my father behind my back. I'm an adult, fully lucid, and medically sound enough to make my own decisions. And yet, they thought involving my family without consent was acceptable. 4. Minimizing Real Trauma I was in this hospital because of a traumatic dog attack. I was bitten badly, required surgery, wound vac treatment, and narcotics for pain management. I expressed legitimate fears about being discharged into a home alone, medicated, and vulnerable to potential abuse from visiting aides (an experience many people have endured). Instead of validating these concerns, I was told: "Everyone is vetted." "You just need to think positively." "There's nothing to worry about." That is gaslighting. I know what trauma-informed care looks like -- and this was not it. 5. What Helped (Slightly) The only reason I agreed to discharge was: * My entire medical team -- including surgeon, hospitalist, nurse, and attending -- finally came into alignment and confirmed, in unison, that I was safe to go home. * My best friend called the hospital on my behalf to advocate when I was too exhausted to keep fighting. * I was told I could discontinue home care at any time and would be followed up by a doctor. Still -- this was not a safe or dignified process. It was a coerced exit, not a compassionate transition. Final Thoughts: This hospital does not center patient safety. It centers discharge quotas, insurance deadlines, and damage control. I was not asking for luxury care. I was asking for a basic, safe plan, consistent communication, and to not be treated like an obstacle for wanting both. If I had not fought tooth and nail to stay one more day, I would have been discharged with necrotic tissue in my leg. That alone should say everything. I do not feel safe recommending this hospital to anyone. And I sincerely hope someone inside this system takes accountability -- before another patient is sent home in pain, confusion, or worse.