Professional and knowledgeable. Strongly recommended. I was able to select location from either…read moreBklyn or Manhattan that suit my schedule.

I hadn't been happy with my hearing experiences for a while. I paid a visit to the New York Hearing…read moreCenter and Dr. Kathy Feng. Sunny , the receptionist, greeted me warmly and led me through the initial paperwork process. I didn't have to wait very long at all before I began the testing process. The lovely Dr. Feng determined that my listening experiences may be much improved were I to acquire a hearing aid. I followed her recommendation and she was absolutely correct. I felt well taken care of by Dr. Feng. I am now hearing better and I had a very pleasant experience doing so. Thank you Dr. Feng!

They had taken special care to fit my 80 year old mother with good hearing aids, back in 1995.read more

Not much to say, they do a pretty good job…read more Small office in Bay Ridge with a front desk, a tech room and a consultation office. The tech asks some questions and then gives you the hearing test. It's your typical hearing test where you go into a soundproof room and put on headphones. The tech talks to you from outside the room and asks you to raise your hand when you hear various sounds. Everything went well and the tech was honest with his analysis, as I said there's not too much to say, they are good.

Of all the reports dealing with hearing aids, the scariest is the connection between hearing loss…read moreand dementia. That sounds like just marketing, but several studies confirm the association. With that in mind, how do you deal with hearing loss decades before dementia can settle its claws into your life? The best, if you have hearing loss, is to get yourself a pair of aids in an industry that has progressed in leaps and bounds during the past decade. I almost did not have that luck. I tried three times to kick dementia under the bus by going to several hearing clinics over the past twenty years. I had to return the aids to all of them within a 45-day period to get refunded. Finally in 2026 I found my hearing aids Shangri-la. That wonderful dispenser of hearing aids is Brooklyn Audiology Associates, which has three branches in Brooklyn. The Brooklyn Heights location, a mere 20-minutes' walk from my apartment, is staffed by "hearing aid experts," as they call themselves. I had the luck to be treated by John, in the business for a few decades, and be helped as well by Annie at the reception desk, setting appointments and even giving the aids a thorough cleaning during my visits. The company goes beyond New York State Law by allowing clients to return their just-fitted hearing aids for up to 60 days, 15 days beyond the legal requirement. John gave me the standard audio test. The print-out showed that I had moderate to severe hearing loss. I signed up for hearing aids, which includes one year of service, for periodic check-ups and adjustments. Plus: United Federation of Teachers gives its members and retirees like me up to $4000 in rebates for each three-year period. (Check whether your union has similar goodies.) During my follow-up visits, I had the Phonak aids adjusted three times until now I often fall asleep not realizing that I am still wearing them! The Phonak equipment is not cheap. This is a high-end product that can last up to four years, with a new audiology test determining whether your hearing has diminished with age. I think you will be pleased with the service you get, particularly important because adjustments may be needed especially during the first 60 days. I was fortunate in that my left hearing aid needed an adjustment beyond the 60 days: no problem here. Chances are you will be set up with an RIC, or Receiver-in-Canal, in which the bodies holding the chargeable batteries are behind the ear. John fixed me up with an ITE, or In-The-Ear aids, each of which is a solid, individual unit. I received another audiology test a few days ago, three months after I ordered the aids, and discovered that in most frequencies, my hearing progressed to the 0-20 score. That's the gold standard for normal hearing. Don't annoy your friends by saying "what?" or "can you repeat that?" or pretending that you understand what they are saying only to baffle them with your retorts. Get your hearing fixed and give your pals the opportunity to hear your witty banter

I've been coming to this provider in my teen years and is now in my middle age. It feels like…read morevisiting and catching up with family. I feel like a person as opposed to be treated like just a patient. The waiting room is quiet and service is fast. I am a professional and needs reasonable accommodations for work and Brooklyn Audilogy support with the process. Will highly recommend this place to others.

This review is for Dr. Carolyn Kwiat at ENT & Allergy Associates, located on the 3rd floor of this…read morebuilding. As a returning patient of Dr. Kwiat, I only recently learned she had moved to this practice. This was my first time visiting this specific location. Dr. Kwiat has excellent bedside manner; she is kind, attentive, and genuinely empathetic. I highly recommend her if you are in search of an allergist/immunologist. She is also very communicative regarding medication follow-ups and maintenance. I work in healthcare, and I personally find her tone to be factual and professional rather than condescending. I noticed several reviews mentioning her demeanor, but I didn't find that she "talks down" to patients at all. She is simply very knowledgeable in her field. If your symptoms don't align with a specific condition that you are assuming you might have, she will tell you outright that the science and medicine don't back it up. Regarding requests for testing, she approaches them from a practical insurance and business standpoint to determine if a test is truly medically necessary before filing a claim or charging you. If there is a disagreement or a misunderstanding, it certainly isn't coming from a place of ill-will; she is just being direct. The practice itself is on the 3rd floor (there is an elevator available). The front desk staff are pleasant, and the waiting room is spacious, bright, and clean. There is also a restroom available for patients. Booking through their website was seamless. Despite my chaotic schedule, I had to reschedule several times and encountered no issues. They provided a reminder call on Monday for my Tuesday appointment, along with several text and email check-in reminders. I arrived 15 minutes early, but since I had pre-filled my forms online, I only waited about five minutes before being called back. The examination rooms are also quite spacious and comfortable. I even had to call the office after my appointment with a follow-up question; they took a message, and Dr. Kwiat called me back just a few hours later to address my concerns. It has been a great experience thus far. I highly recommend Dr. Kwiat for your allergy and immunology needs. My insurance did not require a referral to see her, but I'd suggest calling to double-check your own coverage!

I had a good experience here. First time at this location and I saw Dr. Habib. There were a lot of…read moreintake forms. More than I think I experienced at any doctors office. About half the questions were related to Covid. After I was finally done I didn't wait long to see the doctor. Once inside I explained to the doctor my issue and he looked in my nose and was about to tell me right away the issue. After suffering for about a month without knowing what was happening I was relieved. The front desk gives you checkout summary before you leaves that explains everything about your visit, medications and when you follow up. Just a side note, parking in the area was challenging.

Everything about this practice is 5 star and first rate! I highly recommend Dr Rubin and his staff…read more I've been to ENT's & audiologists in 3 states & Dr. Rubin changed my life with his expertise. I can hear clearly now!!

Amazing experience from the front of the office to the back!!! I've been to two of the offices and…read morehave felt welcomed at both!

After being a satisfied customer for 5 years, my experience with this company this year has been…read moredisgusting. new hearing aids cost $5000, and i was told to get used to the extraneous noises and whistling in the devices, and to get my ears cleaned. Booked an appointment for adjustment, no provider on site to work with. Going to Costco

Andrea, the audiologist, is very caring and patient. She is very professional but also down to…read moreearth. I had a lot of issues with my new insurance company and she and her staff were very patient and diligent. She makes sure you are comfortable with the hearing aids. I highly recommend Hear USA in Staten Island.

The staff goes above and beyond for you here. I was well taken care of every step of the way and…read morethey were so responsive to my needs. Would recommend anyone to come here, thank you!!

Perfect and Professional! We drove all the way from…read moreLivingston NJ to have our 2 year old son evaluated, and it was well worth the trip. Not only was the staff kind and helpful, they were knowledgeable and SO prepared for a 2 year old. They were able to engage him and perform all the tests that needed to be done. Highly recommending Olga Lis, professional and wonderful.

I got my first hearing aids over 2yrs ago and have never had service like this before, never had a…read moreproblem until recently. First the right one wasn't working, I bought it in and they had to send it to the factory, returned within 2 weeks. Fixed. Than the left one wasn't working right so I returned to Dr. Zelnick and spent about 10 minutes before my hearing aid was fixed. Fast and friendly, you can't ask for more!!

Mark You are an inspiration. Thank you for being dedicated…read moreto helping the world hear better......hearing connections us TO THE WORLD!!!! Kind regards, Karen Renick Past President HHCANY