I have been going here for years and the staff is always very helpful. They have always taken good…read morecare of my hearing aids sending them back for warranty issues like when I did not think the batteries lasted as long as they should. They always ensure any issues I have are addressed and I recommend getting hearing issues addressed here.

I do not recommend albemarle audiology. My experience dates back to two years ago. This is my first…read morepair of hearing aids. They had a rep for Widex convince me to buy a very expensive and very high tech hearing aid. I never was able to use them, even with making multiple adjustments to the settings. My insurance was supposed to cover everything but a $35 copay up to $6000. This was confirmed before I made the purchase. I knew the hearing aids didn't work for my hearing loss needs after approx a two week trial period. The mistake I made was that I didn't reach out until months later when I started receiving bills. While I knew they didn't work, I thought they were paid for. AA said at that time I was beyond my warranty and that I was stuck with the hearing aids. I just received yet another bill from something I'd closed the chapter on because my insurance company apparently paid a payment twice and now they are coming to me for the funds Aetna didn't cover. I've now paid out over $1000 for $35 hearing aids that are taking up space in a cabinet. I was upsold from the beginning against my better judgment and it has cost me money, stress, and frustration. I will not use Albemarle Audiology ever again and if you choose to use them, do not be oversold something you perhaps don't need. I am in the process of taking this up with my HR department and Aetna as well. I place a great deal of blame on AA for the way this was handled from the start.

Love this place! I have struggled with my hearing for several years now looking and praying that…read moreone of them would be able to accept my insurance and help me! After several years of no luck I found the best people you could ever wish to meet! Absolutely loved how caring and considerate all the staff are and love that it was fast and no hassle

From the owner: Audiology Associates of Harrisonburg is setting a new standard for "Better Hearing Care."Our…read morecomprehensive approach to better hearing includes complete diagnostic services to determine the type and severity of hearing loss. Our rehabilitation component includes the latest in digital hearing aid technology and assistive listening devices, along with educational seminars and individual counseling. Visit us to experience the exemplary service that we strive for each and every day. From the moment you call us, to years down the road, we will be with you every step of the way.

My dad got his hearing aides here a super long time ago... probably 8+ years now... they were super…read moreexpensive at the time, but that might have just been due to the technology cost at the time... I'm not sure, but I do know, they've never charged him again to have them cleaned or fixed, which I'm super appreciative of! People are very friendly, clean and nice waiting room, A+ thank you!

So the time came, as it must for all mortals, that as I marched into the "Golden Years" it became…read morenecessary to have a hearing assessment. I was fortunate to be referred to this place by my primary care physician, who never steers me wrong. I hadn't been tested for hearing for forty years of so, and, to be sure, things have changed a great deal since the audiologists applied a tuning fork to your skull. I was having some hearing loss in both ears, but mostly on the left. Dr. Danny Gnewikow, who is apparently the owner, gave me an extensive examination and carefully explained each test and what it was expected to disclose. When the nature of the impairment was determined, the doctor explained various alternatives, including ding nothing and half a dozen various hearing aid alternatives. Honestly, I had expected a sales pitch akin to those used by vacation time-share guys, but this was entirely without pressure. He suggested I try a hearing aide for a month at no cost and then decide. He outlined the payment plan which they handle in-house, at no interest. Not bad. I haven't decided yet but the doctor told me to call for an appointment if I wanted to try a hearing aid- anytime. Dr. Gnewikow was very professional. Nearly all the audiologists there hold doctoral degrees in audiology a process that requires four years post-college. Dr. Gnewikow is a grad of the number one rated Vanderbilt University audiology program. I think I got the best available care here in Lynchburg. Everyone at the office treated me with care concern professionalism and compassion, which is all one can ask, I suppose. If you go.please note that they are moving to a new location in a couple of months, about a block away. Call for the new address.