Very nice, helpful people. I purchased hearing aids for the first time and I'm still getting used…read moreto them. They gave me 45 days to try them. I can return them within that time if I don't like them.

Great experience. Office are staff is very friendly and welcoming. The exam is very thorough and…read morethey fully explain your results, as well as answer any questions. Highly recommend.

These guys are fantastic! It's tough to admit that it's time for hearing aids but stuff happens and…read morewhen it does I recommend this business. It's been a year now since I was fitted with hear aids Thank goodness for insurance! The service here is second to none! Thank you!

It took me several years to make the decision to invest money in hearing aids…read more It would eventually be the best decision of my life. The second best decision was to call Amplisound Putnam, Ct. The office staff was so professional from the first phone call and when I came to the office for my first visit. I was introduced to Jim Verge. Jim was professional, very knowledgeable, patient, and kind. Thank you to your great TEAM and if anyone is considering buying hearing aids, Amplisound is the place to go!!!!!

Dr. Steven has helped me throughout the years with my tiny-ears-but-big-problems and I've always…read morebeen so happy every visit. From having major sinus infections, to wax build up in the ear and more. You can't go wrong with Dr. Steve!

I've needed hearing aids for pretty much my entire life, but resisted them until 6 years ago when…read moremy former employer told me to go get a hearing test and an estimate on hearing aids. I resisted some more since I'm self sufficient, but in all honesty, I was tired of not being able to follow a conversation, missing a word and having no clue what was going on and living in a partially silent world.. so I made the appointment and went. The entire staff was excellent, from the entire office staff, to Dr Freedman who I saw first to make sure my ears were healthy and that hearing aids would help me, then after that I met with the audiologist, Joseph Weisberger who was awesome.. I have really bad anxiety and he was very nice and patient, gave me the hearing test and the bad news that yes.. I definitely needed hearing aids, but the choices now are so much better than they were when I was 10 and got them for the first time and refused to wear them so my parents returned them.. this time I made the attempt to get used to them, and was finally able to hear in formerly silent world. I had several visits to adjust hearing aids, but it only took me a few days to get used to them.. 2 weeks ago I had to go back after dropping one. I figured it would either be an easy fix or I'd need new ones.. thankfully for me, it was an easy fix. After getting the repair done, Joseph again took the time to make sure I was happy with the level of hearing and I actually left there feeling like I'd gotten new hearing aids and can even hear the rain on the roof right now.. I would recommend this office and the Middletown office to anyone.. beyond excellent service and staff!

Cynthia is the most knowledgeable, friendly, honest…read more,respectful and courteous professional I ever met. Cynthia goes out of her way to help me when I have an issue with my hearing aids I could go on about Cynthia and her great attributes and Coastal Hearing Clinic I would not want to go any where else for my hearing aids I definitely recommend Coastal Hearing Clinic Posted by Joe C (Sandwich)

Had a great experience with Coastal Hearing. The proprietor was friendly and knowledgeable on both…read morethe first visit and subsequently, Especially when I returned the hearing aids for a refund, Firstly, I have no quarrel with the aids she provided. They quality seemed very good and the convenience features were surprisingly comprehensive. I returned them only because the didn't work for me. I don't believe it is the fault of the hearing aids, just that I am not compatible with these particular hearing devices. Quite possibly, she could have provided hearin aids that would work for me. Unfortunately, my insurance only covers 2 of the models she carries. Any other devices would have been full price without any insurance coverage. My financial situation would not allow this. Secondly, when I asked to return them, she remained just as nice and friendly as when I was first a potential customer. The purchase price was promptly refunded and in full. I can strongly recommend Coastal Hearing.

My mother is a long time patient here and I don't mind driving over an hour from where I live to…read morebring her to her appointments. The girl in charge of the front area named Amy is professional and excellent at what she does. The audiologists are top notch. Everyone is warm and caring. You don't see this kind of service at any other place. I highly recommend Cape Cod Hearing Center.

Dr Cullen and her team make everything easy to understand and they make you feel you are the only…read moreone that all their attention goes to. Dr. Cullen explains things in laymen's terms and answers all your questions fully. She is the kind of person that puts you at ease immediately and makes you feel well cared for.

I resisted doing anything about my hearing loss for so long...Until I found out about Kristy…read more Thank goodness. She came to my house; put me totally at ease with the process. I am so fortunate to have found her. As the ad says, I can hear my grandchildren again! After the fact the customer service she provides is second to none. No silly question (and there were a lot). Always patient and eager to help out. I totally recommend her to anyone who is in need of help with your hearing. Lydia

From the owner: Comfort of Home Audiology is a traveling audiology practice. Hearing services are provided in the…read morepatient's home. Services include hearing evaluations, wax removal, hearing aid service and sales, recommendation and installation of assistive listening devices for the TV and phone and custom earmolds/earplugs. All services are provided by a Doctor of Audiology.

I had hearing aid insurance through my company and Flynn Ass. was in the insurance network…read more Unfortuately he attempted to sell me my hearing aid.. direct, for a cost of $3,200 vs. the $399 that my insurance would pay!! I would NOT recommend doing business with this company!

Absolutely above and beyond service! Paul helped me navigate the replacement of my hearing aids…read moreand saved me hundreds of dollars. I cannot say thank you enough! Highly recommend Paul and Flynn Associates for all your hearing needs!

I'm vacationing nearby and forgot my charger. A phone call to South Shore assured me that they…read morewould sell me a charger so I could hear the rest of the time I'm on vacation. The service was fast, professional, and polite. If you're local, I recommend this location to you for all your hearing needs. If you're from out of town, like me, you still might benefit from a visit.

Visited the SSHC Weymouth office on 7/22/26. There were many aspects of my visit that I…read moreappreciated. The office is tidy, organized, and I had no wait for my scheduled appointment. The audiologist, Casey Masi, was fantastic. She was both warm and knowledgeable. I had both an earwax removal and audiogram scheduled. I'd been informed when making the appointment that if the office "attempted" to remove the earwax and if there were none, that I'd still be charged the earwax removal fee ($65). When the audiologist sat me down to chat about what brought me into the office before the earwax removal, she quickly peered into my ears with the otoscope. She then told me that I had very little earwax, so she didn't think earwax removal was necessary. I decided to forgo the earwax removal at her suggestion, and we moved on to the audiogram. At the appointment, I was charged $65 for my "Office Visit," which is the description on my itemized receipt. I assumed it was in connection with my copay for the audiogram, as the earwax removal was deemed unnecessary. On 9/3/26, I receive an email with an invoice for $45 from South Shore Hearing Center, apparently related to the audiogram. I called the office on 9/4/26 to inquire about the multiple charges. Carolyn Greene, the receptionist, explained to me that even if the audiologist merely looked in my ears with an otoscope, that still qualified as an "attempt" to remove the earwax, so that was the initial charge for $65. This is an issue of principle: the charges for services that were not fully rendered are a bit deceptive. Please be wary of scheduling earwax removal with South Shore Hearing Center or any other services, as they have proven they are inclined to stretch the reasonable definition of "attempt" in order to nickel and dime their patients, some of whom may not have the means to pay $65.

I have been using Beltone of Dartmouth for a couple of years now…read moreSince then I have experienced wonderful customer service and trust my hearing instrument specialist Joanne Gillespie and her staff I recommend this location to anyone looking to reserve an appointment get service done on the hearing aids they are prompt and good at what they do They set the standard for customer service

My father in law is a 90 year old disabled veteran who served his time in the Korean War. Back in…read moreFebruary of 2023, he walked into the Beltone store on 435D State Road in Dartmouth hopeful to find hearing aid's that might work for him. Sadly, that day, the Beltone representative successfully persuaded him into a 4 year lease agreement costing him a total of $8700 with a $700 down payment. My father in law (Larry),when weighing the cost of the hearing aids, asked the Rep if the VA would be a better option rather than paying these prohibitive costs as he is on a fixed income. Larry told his daughter that the Rep discouraged that idea and said the VA would not be able to help him. Unfortunately, on that day, he trusted the Beltone Rep and signed this horrible agreement with the hope he'll be able to hear better. The Rep told him if he has any issues, he could schedule with them to come back for any adjustments. Well, moving forward, he had been back at least 2 or 3 times to Beltone for adjustments that never worked. At one point, he was told by the representative he had a lot of wax in his ears which prevented the hearing aids from working effectively. As a result, he made an appointment with his primary doctor to check his ears. The physician did an ear check and was told he had no ear blockages from wax buildup. With $201.19 being automatically deducted from his bank account and with a total cost outlay to date of $4700, he decided to share the agreement he made with Beltone with his family. Back in October of 2024, I went to Beltone to turn in the hearing aids and to attempt to remedy the financial agreement. However, the Rep I spoke to stated that Larry had to speak to the leasing company (Allegro/Synchrony Bank) to see if he could end the agreement. The Beltone Rep reluctantly accepted the return of the hearing aids and stated we'll hold onto them, but this is to do with your father in law and the bank. So, I contacted Allegro, and the Representative there said you need to resolve with Beltone, as they were paid by the bank a lump sum and it would be up to Beltone to refund the difference to resolve the remaining owed of approximately $4000 to Allegro. To sum up, this terrible ordeal continues on and based upon the experiences my father in law has encountered, I would not recommend for anyone to do business with Beltone. They clearly took advantage of Larry for the sole purpose of making $$$$. On a side note, Larry ended up going to the VA Clinic for a thorough examination and got set up with hearing aides that work really well for him and with no out of pocket costs due to being a disabled veteran. I felt it necessary to share this story with the hope of others with elderly parents or family members with a hearing impairment to be very wary of Beltone.