Very pleased. Here for ear tests. Have done this for two years…read more I had my ears damaged at a "Damn Yankees" concert years ago. They caught that. Happily, my ears are stable, so Ted Nugent had fun with me, but just once. They are professional, do the tests, and do it right. Good job!

Great service. Attentive to elderly patients and their care givers. Highly recommend.read more

My Wife went to this guy a few years back. No bruising,…read moreswelling, soreness or any signs of a typical sinus surgery. We are convinced that he did not even do the Surgery yet we were charged for it. Acted weird in the Post op meeting, said he would be "right back" then we waited for over an hour and he never showed back up. Nurse told us he had left the building! Seemed intimidated by the presence of the "husband."

Dr. Ellis is fabulous! I have been a patient of his since 1999 and he has helped me so much. My…read moresinuses were a train wreck and now I can breathe thru my noses.

If you have tinnitus, or suspect you might have a hearing loss, or are just having to turn the TV…read moresound up, or can't quite distinguish words in conversations with friends, especially at restaurants, I highly recommend you to go see Linda Erickson at Associated Audiologists! Probably the others are just as good, but she's been awesome! I was first told I needed hearing aids in 2008. But I "knew" I was way too young (not even 60 yet!) for anything like that, and vehemently fought getting them. I had just developed tinnitus, which is commonly referred to as "ringing in your ears," so I didn't know what it was, because mine was summer night sounds...cicadas and crickets. And since it was summer, when I spent many evenings in my hammock, I just kept thinking I'd left a window open! As it turns out, tinnitus is ALMOST ALWAYS a sign of hearing loss, and when I casually mentioned it to my doctor, he said "Get thee to an audiologist ASAP!" Although I did get tested at the time, and did have a fairly significant hearing loss (no cause was ever determined, and I hadn't ever spent much time listening to ear-splitting music at concerts or with headphones), it took me six years to bite the bullet and get hearing aids. And it took learning that uncorrected hearing loss can put you on the fast track to dementia and/or Alzheimer's (because your brain is getting far less stimulation from speech and other sounds around you, and brain receptors start to die off) to get me to throw vanity out the window! I will be eternally grateful to Linda Erickson, Sr. Audiologist at Associated Audiologists, for her kindness, caring, professionalism, and ability to explain everything I needed to know. Then and now, she always takes the time to answer any questions, and to make sure I have the best possible experience with hearing aids. Had I known how much they would improve my life and how advanced the technology had become since the days of my mother's hearing aids, which were like big pieces of bubblegum in her ears that caused lots of feedback (she wouldn't wear them, and due to dementia, she mistakenly threw them in the trash!), I would have gotten them SO much sooner! I was able to do free trials of two or three different hearing aids before I discovered Associated Audiologists, and that experience proved to me that the technology truly had greatly advanced, but none of them was right for me. It took Linda Erickson to find just the right ones for me. So if you have old-fashioned ideas about hearing aids and only remember people telling you how awful they were, I encourage you to think again, and get the facts. Even in just the four years since I got mine, the technology has significantly advanced. You won't believe how tiny and practically invisible to others they can be...they can even match them to your hair color if you wear outside-the-ear hearing aids, so vanity really isn't an issue anymore!

From the owner: Associated Audiologist are professional hearing and balance doctors in Prairie Village, KS. If you…read morehaving hearing loss, tinnitus, need hearing aids, contact us today and visit our location below. Providers at this location: David Nissen, Au.D., FAAA, Senior Audiologist and Prairie Village Clinic Manager Linda Erickson, Au.D., FAAA, Senior Audiologist Directions: The Prairie Village clinic is located two blocks north of the 75th Street and Mission Road intersection. You may enter the back parking lot from 73rd Terrace (next to the post office) or from Mission Road (by Saint Ann's Church). Park behind the "L" shaped building and use the door labeled Northeast Entrance of Building B. We are located immediately inside in Suite 140.

I've been working with Examinetics for a while now. They do good work. Seems to be pretty punctual…read moreand are willing to work with their clients' schedules. Their staff is super friendly and quick to return calls and emails. And they are pretty good at following up with the test results.

From the owner: Specializing in Audiometric Testing and Respiratory Fit Testing, Examinetics is America's largest…read moreprovider of onsite occupational health screening and data management services. We employ over 200 personnel, including in-house audiologists, board-certified physicians and occupational health specialists. With a fleet of more than 70 mobile units, we provide what other health screening companies can't - truly nationwide coverage, even in rural and remote locations.

Went for an orthopedic visit. They got me in quickly. I didn't have to wait too long before the…read morenurse came and started me in process, then the x-rays. Everyone friendly, professional and not wasting my time. I don't know if the whole visit lasted an hour. I did get to consult with doctor. He effectively explained results of x-rays and gave me some printed exercises to help with my condition. Very pleased with doctor, staff and process.

I see Dr. Nguyen, and she has always listened and despite my challenges, she comes up with a plan…read moretha t loop