Everything went well. She was very helpful and had excellent knowledge. I would recommend her…read moreevery person I know

I was very pleased with the care I was given from the whole staff. They really took time with me…read moreand made me feel good about choosing this doctor as my new audiologist!!

You owe it to yourself to visit NuEar for your hearing needs. Nicole is a true professional who…read morecares immensely for her patients. I would NOT send my clients, parents, or friends anywhere else. This will be the best care you receive.

What a great experience from the time I walked in until my visit was complete…read more Nicole and Jenna were efficient, professional and thorough. Not only did I get an exam but the results I felt was an honest appraisal. They identified my problem and gave me product to determine if a purchase might be necessary but if I didn't feel a significant difference I may wait until a device might be more beneficial. Honest and knowledgeable. Highly recommend this location!

Office staff was nice, Now Dr Martin was so rude to me and there's no reason for the way he treated…read moreme... I definitely would look into a different ENT for compassionate care... These young doctors there are very rude and unprofessional and don't really care about their patients or people... Lori

Dr Martin in extremely rude uncaring & brushed my misery off I would not go here Train Martin…read moreto be a caring Dr that listens , takes time & even pretends to care or send him elsewhere I won't be back nor anyone I can advise used to be a great place I recommended

I have been going to George Iwanow Hearing Aid Center on Hall Road in Macomb for 5 years now. I…read morekeep going there because the staff is very professional and personable. They provide comprehensive hearing evaluations and help in selecting the hearing aids that will help me best. And I cannot say enough about Karin Duchon at the front desk! She makes sure that everything flows smoothly and promptly. I HIGHLY recommend them for anyone with hearing issues.

This is a great place to get a hearing test/aid…read more Tested and type of aid is recommended. They don't push you to buy the most expensive. I shopped around a bit so can attest to that. Plus you get your aid checked every six months and get free batteries at that time. A real benefit there.

Dr. Craig was my ear, nose and throat doctor until my insurance changed and he wasn't covered any…read moremore. He is very good technically, thorough and a good listener. He determined that my balance problem was due to fluid in the inner ear when other doctors had missed it. I highly recommend Dr. Craig.

I have gone to this office for years. I used to see the PA, Maggie. She was fantastic. My son has…read moreseen Dr. Craig, and he was great as well. I most recently was seeing Dr Borders, the Audiologist. She was very thorough and I have no complaints.. However, Margaret, the office manager is extremely rude. If you don't care how you are treated by the office staff then make an appointment. As for me, I will be going elsewhere.

I'm writing this review because I believe this office needs to take a closer look at its…read moreoperations. I'm 74 years old, and like many people my age, I need occasional medical support. I visited this clinic for ear and throat concerns and, after testing, was told I qualified for hearing aids. I scheduled a tutorial and fitting appointment for 12:30 PM with Dr. Shoshana Richelson. Despite arriving on time, I wasn't called in until 1:00 PM. I watched the doctor walk in and out of her office without a patient, and when she finally brought me in, the apology was barely audible. Her appearance and communication were disorganized, and my confidence in the process immediately began to fade. She then walked me to the nurse practitioner, who showed me how to charge, insert, and remove the hearing aids. I left the office with mixed emotions but wore the hearing aids for the rest of the day to evaluate them. That night, I placed them in the charger and went to bed. I woke up at 3 AM and couldn't stand up. I stumbled through the house trying to finish what I was doing and immediately went back to bed. Four hours later, I woke up to the exact same scenario -- unable to stand, dizzy, and frightened. I returned to bed again, reminding myself that I needed to call the office as soon as I was fully awake. I called between 3:30 and 4:00 PM and left a message explaining my panic and what had happened. When no one called back, I tried again, hoping to speak with the doctor directly. Instead, I was told to leave another message. I hung up, tried once more, and was again told to leave a message. I waited the rest of the day, but no one from the office ever returned my call. By Wednesday morning, I was exhausted from the stress of the situation and frustrated by the complete lack of communication. I returned the hearing aids, completed the return form, and canceled all upcoming appointments. How does an office close for the day without checking messages that may involve urgent symptoms or patient distress? How does a medical practice ignore repeated calls from someone who is clearly frightened and asking for help? This is not just inconvenient -- it is irresponsible. Patients -- especially older patients -- rely on their medical providers to communicate, follow up, and show even the most basic level of concern. In closing, I will obviously not be returning to your practice. After this experience, I no longer have confidence in your communication, your responsiveness, or your ability to support patients when they need you most. If anyone asks me about this office, I will be honest about what happened and share my experience so others can make informed decisions. Patients deserve better. Older patients deserve better. And no medical office should allow calls for help to go unanswered!

My 75 year old mother received a promotional mailing stating the first 15 people with the coupon…read morewould get one free hearing aid. She had a consult with "Dr. Goodrich" who did some testing on her. He tells her, "Because you're new patient we'll give you $2000 off. And Medicare pays nothing toward hearing aids so we'll give you an additional $1,000 off." Goodrich asks if she's using her own money or someone else's. Mom said it was hers. He asks if there was a family member he could discuss this with and mom gave Goodrich my brother, who lives nearby, his contact info. Goodrich never called my brother. He doesn't correct my mother calling him a doctor (which he's not) and instead asks to go on a first name basis. With all the "discounts" Goodrich ends up selling my mother a Starkey in ear hearing aid for a total of $5890 and tells her, "I'll be your doctor for life." Apparently included in this are free office visits and hardware adjustments. He charges her debit card $3000 and finances the rest for $2890. He doesn't allow her to install the unit in her own ear so she gets home and doesn't know how to use it. I live in California and learned about this during our weekly call. Mom doesn't have the receipt for the purchase but she has the credit account sales receipt for the financed portion. When I call Goodrich to introduce myself to get an update on Mom's condition he tells me everything about the cilia in her ear atrophying and possible dementia if she doesn't get stimulus into her ear. He tells me that she is a lip reader and has 80% hearing loss in the left ear and 60% hearing loss in the right. It's only when I ask for a copy of the sales receipt that he tells me he needs a signed HIPAA form, but he's already told me things that should be confidential. Since Mom is going to see Goodrich the next day I ask her to ask them for a HIPAA form for her to sign and give to him so I can discuss her status freely with Goodrich. Mom gets confused and tells Goodrich he needs to sign the HIPAA form and he says he doesn't...and knows full well that she needs to sign one and doesn't offer her one. When I learn this I download a copy and fax it to a local UPS store, Mom signs it, faxes it back to me and I fax it to Sterling. I leave a message with the pleasant assistant Linda for Ron Djordjevic (the owner of the franchise) and Ken Goodrich (who also goes by the name Craig?) and Ron ignores my request for a returned phone call. Goodrich continually refuses my request for a copy of the purchase receipt for the hearing aids after receiving my HIPAA form. I make Linda and Goodrich a deal that if we can resolve this amicably and my other returns the hearing aid and gets a full refund that I won't inform the hearing aid manufacturer Starkey whose products they're pushing, contact BBB to complain about their service, Yelp, etc. During a phone conversation Goodrich tells me if the option is a refund or court to take him to court. Finally, know that Sterling Hearing gives you only a five day return window and it's impossible to assess the hearing aid within five days, according to the manufacturer. In short Goodrich impersonated a doctor, ripped off my 75-year-old mother, refused to reconsider a refund and is forcing me to take him to court. not only should Sterling be boycotted, Goodrich should be arrested for fraud and HIPAA breach. If my mother had purchased this on a credit card I would be disputing that, too, but she uses a debit card. BEWARE!!!! When I contacted Starkey the hearing aid manufacturer they did nothing. If you're curious you can read Starkey's review here: http://www.yelp.com/review_share/dy1jdpshzMMF3J2DQdjQBw/review/PZNEjEnIUJTmcQ6yLwX8Xw?fsid=_RCPORYnV-pxJaXdSdxMlA

This place is a complete ripoff! Worst company I ever did business with. They gave me tinnitus,…read moreconstant buzzing and screeching in my ears. They have a 5 day warranty period. Ridiculous!!!! the first 2 weeks you are just getting used to having them in your ears. Joe Schiebille is completely inept. They don't have a soundproof booth, no receptionist, no business cards with their actual names ( they hide everything about their company because their only goal is to suck money out of you). Their last words to me were "get your lawyers." Because they know tinnitus can't be proved in court---only you can hear it. Trust me, it's devastating to have screeching and buzzing in your ears 24/7/365. They will actually DESTROY your hearing... I never would have thought a hearing aid could give you tinnitus-- hell yeah if Joe S. is doing the prescribing. He not only is inept and a liar, but he disappeared once he found out he gave me tinnitus.... he's a coward.... they sent some other jerk in his place. Run from this place----it is evil. It damages people's hearing to suck in money!!!! I found out I didn't even need hearing aids! May they all rot in hell.