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    Providence Hearing Aid Center

    5.0 (1 review)
    Open 8:30 am - 8:00 pm

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    ENTACC - West Chester

    1.8(5 reviews)
    4.7 mi

    Terrible bedside manner and professionalism and total lack of interest in practicing medicineread more

    If you are a professional who uses their voice (singers, voice over artists, speakers, etc), I…read morewould NOT recommend this practice. I am a professional opera singer who has been coughing a lot from recent bronchitis, I had a gig coming up, and I wanted to see if it was safe to work. Normally, in my experience, if you describe the above situation to an ENT practice, you are fast tracked for an appointment (in the past, I have been taken that same day or the day after) because the answers you need will inform you if you can do your job. After waiting weeks for an appointment, I went in very eager and excited for some answers and encountered many red flags: - During my laryngoscopy, the doctor chose my collapsed, tight nostril to insert the tool, instead of using the much wider, open nostril next to it. Due to discomfort, I had to ask him to take it out and restart the process in the other nostril. - The doctor didn't seem to know what I was talking about when I mentioned SOVT exercises ("semi occluded vocal tract exercises" -- albeit a niche subject, it's pretty elementary for someone who is a specialist and works with the voice). - After it all, when I asked him if I was OK to sing on Monday, he responded that I would need a scope to actually see the vocal cords (which is what I came in for), and I would need to wait another month to get one. - On my way out, I was given a sheet on acid reflux (which is not a problem I even came in for) and a sheet on basic vocal care, which was information like "don't yell, drink water, etc." All to say: I left without a scope -- without any answers as to if it's safe for me to start work next week, and the billing department couldn't tell me if the in-office procedure was covered by my insurance. For those who use their voice for a living, I recommend going to someone who knows the voice and will make time to get seen since it's your livelihood.

    Providence Hearing Aid Center - audiologist - Updated September 2026

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