My mom received a very comprehensive hearing test with a good explanation of the findings. The…read moreaudiologist was very nice and navigated my mom's wheelchair quite deftly in some tight places. There was no sales' pitch about hearing aids, but rather good information about options. She brought out one device to show how it worked. The audiologist was seasoned, knowledgeable and efficient... all of which was appreciated. This is a good choice for a hearing test, and while I have no comparable, we were well pleased with our choice. As we left, my mom said, "she was very nice." I agree.

The first thing they did was charging me a double copay. Instead of my usual $35. I had to pay $70…read more which I was not expecting. At checkout, I was told since it was just an office visit I woul get the extra $35. refund to me in 2 weeks. After that time sand no refund, I called and Marie said "No your copay is $70. It shows right on my Aetna card $35. I asked to speak to her Supervisor and she said she would have her call me. She did not. What a way to treat the people who pay their salary!! they are more concerned about getting the money out of you than they are about making you feel like you're a special person to them. The first thing they did was charge me co-pay instead of my usual $35 I had to pay $70 which I was not expecting at checkout I was told since it was just an office visit that I would get her $35 refund within two weeks and two weeks after that time and no refund I called and Marie and Marie said oh no your co-pay is $70. It shows right on my Aetna card. My co-pay is $35. I asked to speak to her supervisor and she said she would have her call me back she never did. what a way to treat your patience after all. If it wasn't for the patients, they wouldn't have a salary. They care more about getting money from you than treat you as a special person.

Length of service time: 2 months…read more Pros: Speech Pathologists were friendly. Cons: They did not go over initial speech evaluation. Did not see same speech pathologist for all visits, saw 3 different ones during my therapy sessions. When done with sessions they would say "It was Good" but not elaborate or send printed homework sheets home with me to work on. On paper they said I needed more weekly sessions than what was verbally ever explained. They also put other concerning medical observation comments on the evaluation that I only got after requesting it, never got final progress update. Waiting room was very crowded and loud, that is where the speech pathologists would update parents and caregivers on how a therapy session went. No privacy at all.

From the owner: We provide comprehensive diagnostic and treatment services for all types of communication…read moredisorders. Our programs are designed to meet everyones needs. Diagnostic evaluations are completed and recommendations formulated based on individual communication abilities and difficulties. Counseling is provided on the prevention, nature, and management of communication disorders, as well as speech and language considerations in vocational and educational placement. Please call us if you have any questions about what our services can do for you and your family.

This office really takes care of my family members. The MD…read moreDr Graham Widden happened to walk in and instantly realized a family member had an ear infection and by the time we left the medication was ready to pick up at pharmacy. Thank you to the amazing staff who always are so friendly when we come to town . Appreciate the hugs and professional service.

If i could give this group a negative star I would Dr…read more Killinski is a man who took 5 minutes to tell my daughter she had acid reflux and no other diagnosis. He then prescribed her prednisone along with antacid. Two counter indicative drugs. The antacid actually rendered the prednisone useless. He diagnosed her with his eyes. She had been sick 15 days at that point. I asked him to test her. He declined. Said it was a viral infection. She coughed so hard in his office that she threw up. His nurse heard my kid and brought her water. Three days later she was still sick. I called and asked her to be seen by a second dr. To which they replied I should take my kid to urgent care. They refused to call in an antibiotic. She has a bacterial nasal infection. Which was determined by a blood test at a walkin clinic. Blue cross blue shield doesn't cover this test in a walkin setting. If the test had been done in the ENT's office. It would be covered. The office manager then tried to explain it away by saying, you were only supposed to take the prednisone once a day. Lies. Its 4 pills a day for 2 days. 3 pills a day for 2 day. 2 pills a day. Then one. A day. This ENT office is utterly useless and is run by idiots. Dont go here for help. Go literally any place else.