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Better Living Audiology

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54 W Twin Oaks Terrace #10, South Burlington, Vermont, 05403, United States
(802) 651-9374 betterlivingaudiology.com
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Sep 13, 2018
Five stars. Just outstanding. Responsive. Well informed. Good communication. Up-to-date tech. Dr. Julie Bier is a genuine pleasure to deal with and her help in my case has already made a difference in my work, which at times involves lots of voices in noisy environments. As hearing loss is a fairly recent development in my life I had a thousand questions. She was patient, informed and extremely helpful at every turn.

Jul 23, 2018
I have had my hearing aids for almost 2 years when one day I discovered the right ear receiver wire had come loose and I couldn't hear. I called Better Living Audiology and they said bring it right in and they would fix it. I was there less than 5 minutes and it was good as new and no charge. I have nothing but good things to say about the care I have received here.

Jun 16, 2017
I had an excellent experience with Dr. Bier. In just one appointment we checked my hearing, decided on a device and installed it on a trial basis. So simple. And the device is truly extraordinary. No wires or batteries to worry about. Here compassionate, yet no nonsense advice was what I needed and I could not have asked for a better outcome. Jack Goodman

Dec 3, 2018
The ad says she takes Medicaid and she ONLY takes Medicare

Feb 22, 2018
Dr. Bier introduced me to Lyric hearing aids after using a behind-the-ear model for several years. I hear sounds I have never heard before and with remarkable quality. My first word when I talk to others is no longer "what?" Thank you Dr.Bier!

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