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.

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 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.

Needed a new hearing aid. This was a few years back. Got my hearing retested. It had been a while…read more. No changes to my hearing. The staff was excellent. They showed me some different aid choices. Had an issuebwith the aid about a year later. They shipped it out and it was repaired. It was past warranty. Basically if I remember correctly I got a brand new hearing aid for a. Repair price.

Been with Ascent Audiology for over 15 years. Rena is an excellent audiologist who guided me…read morethrough the hearing aid process. They know their stuff. Highly recommended!!

Dr Holly is wonderful. Kind, caring, compassionate.read more

Dr. Holly helped my 75 year old step father with his hearing test and fitted him for hearing aids…read more He is thrilled with the results! He is able to communicate more now and has much more self confidence! She was wonderful! We both felt she was patient and understanding. Such a great doctor! Highly recommend!!

From the moment I called the office in a panic with an ear emergency, I was treated with kindness…read moreand respect. I received a same day appointment with Dr. Katherine Ryan. Under her knowledgable and gentle care, the issue was immediately solved. Afterwards, I was given a hearing test by an equally competent doctor (sorry, I forgot her name). Everyone in the office was supremely helpful, even bringing me a cup of fresh, cold water to drink. I truly felt well cared for in this office and I highly recommend Dr. Ryan, her assiciates and team supporters. Thank you for making me well! Beverly Russo

One of the two Dr who we saw was basically useless and just referred to the other Dr in the same…read moreoffice. There was no urgency at all despite the real possibility that she has permanent 100% hearing loss. The condition requires quick treatment which is the greatest indicator for positive outcome. Wasted weeks instead of starting on treatment immediately. Then the front desk staff was not scheduling appointments according to the strict protocol that the Dr laid out, and they made appts that we already knew would be impossible to keep due to availability of the Rx from the compounding pharmacy. They said make the appt anyway, then we had to cancel and they have not called back to reschedule. Meanwhile her condition becomes more severe. Horrible awful quality of care, completely useless. Only go here if you want your condition to worsen or you have no other option.

I been trying to get a appointment for 3 months. I called, left message, text. no luck. One…read moretime I waited on the phone for 25 minutes and was only phone call 23. When I get someone on the phone they need a referral from my PCP. Then when I call my PCP they already done it and sent it . I keep calling the office and I must tell you the office help are idiots. I finally couldn't it any more, and called my PCP for a new ENT doctor which I got, and you think that was it, no Thursday I got a text from UO saying they have all the paper work, but they wanted to know my son name. I don't have a son. Like I say they idiots.