The audiologist for my son is lovely, but I can't recommend the clinic as a whole…read more I am medically unable to wear a mask and as such they required me to sit in my car and have the audiologist come out to our vehicle to switch out my son's hearing aids. This would have been tolerable except that I could not get ahold of the clinic when I arrived to let them know we were there so we went to the door. We were kept from going any further than the entry where we saw the receptionists repeatedly take their masks off at their desk. Yet a paying client and her 2 children are forced to stay in the entryway - where there is no privacy - for a medical appointment???? Very disappointing treatment considering until now I would have had only great things to say.

I have been working with this clinic for many years and they have been great. I had gone to another…read moreclinic when I first had a hearing problem but The Audiology Clinic's service and expertise is superior. I would like to thank Lorraina and all of the friendly staff. Thanks

The ladies where so amazing here and made getting a hearing aid for my daughter so easy and cool…read more My daughter was so excited and could not wait to tell everyone. Thank you again ladies

From the owner: We opened in 2016 eager to serve the community of Edmonton! We service ALL age groups for different…read morethings including prevention, hearing aids and everything in between.

I went to the Wild Rose Audiology Clinic recently for a pre-employment hearing test. The process…read morewent smoothly from the time that I called to made the appointment all the way through to the completion of the test itself. The staff are knowledgeable, professional, and prompt. My appointment was for 1:30 and that's exactly what time they took me in. Understandably they must work with a lot of people that are deaf or extremely hard of hearing because when I sat down in the sound booth, the audiologist yells cheerfully, "HI, I'LL BE DOING YOUR TEST TODAY!" I'm not deaf, I'm just here for a hearing confirmation exam. I might be deaf when i leave... They are closed at lunch so you won't be able to pop in during your lunch break. They sell a wide variety of special needs hearing products and provide rehabilitative services as well. I didn't have to utilize any of these but if I ever experience hearing problems I won't hesitate to contact the Wild Rose Clinic. They deserve the business. It will give them someone to yell at.

From the owner: Wild Rose Audiology Clinic Ltd is an independent, family owned hearing clinic, serving Edmonton…read moreresidents since 1994. Utilizing the latest in hearing aid technology from a variety of manufacturers, we aim to provide hearing health care to all ages, with a focus on personalized solutions to patients' needs. We are specialized in pediatric audiology, both in testing hearing for children, and fitting hearing aids for children. Call us at 780 447-3881 for more information.

*****I raised these concerns during a phone call, but instead of addressing them, "Pat" (Office…read moreassistant to Dr. Mosherchak and Chan) (780-701-5518) responded with "thank you" and hung up. Since approximately 2018, I have experienced ongoing difficulty reaching the clinic by phone after a longstanding pattern of not receiving callbacks after leaving voicemail messages. Calls frequently go unanswered, and voicemail messages are often not returned. This has been a consistent pattern over several years, resulting in limited ability to reliably contact the clinic regarding patient care concerns. On the occasions I have reached "Pat" (office assistant), I have been told she is busy. However, when I attend the clinic in person she has not appeared to be occupied with patient related tasks and has instead been conversing with staff or not engaged in work at the front desk. I have spoken to other patients that attend this clinic and they have the same complaints and find it highly annoying. This creates a barrier to accessing care and communicating with the office. Based on my experience, patients should be aware of communication challenges when dealing with this clinic.

I have been a patient at the allin clinic for 64 years, tried to book an appointment yesterday,…read moreonly to get voice mail, left a message They phoned back this afternoon only to tell me the first available appointment is in March. What is happening to our health CARE system, better take out the word CARE!