Hearing Aid

Expensive. Pushy. You can do better elsewhere. The doctor gave me the creeps. He needs to shave.

Happy with what I'm receiving a new hearing aids

Not very happy. I have moderate hearing loss and bought a set of hearing aids a year ago. I was charged $1,600 a piece for a total of $3,200. I was told my insurance would not cover them; I am not on Medicare. The hearing aids are light and confortable but feel like they will fall off my ears especially wearing glasses. They were adjusted a couple of times. They are flimsy and constantly need batteries. I am still paying these off a year later and had to use a credit card. I did shop around, but other outlets were just as expensive. I thought I would get a better deal for my buck going through a doctor. Also at that time, the President signed into a law an act that waived a doctor's referral. If I had known, I would have waited. Shop around before you buy any hearing aids. You can get rechargeable batteries for about $500 total. The doctors are good, but you can probably get a better deal elsewhere with a better product.

Great service, friendly and knowledgeable staff with convenient location.

The office staff at Johnson Audiology were so helpful and friendly! Dr. Goddeeris took her time with me and was very willing to respond to all of my questions.

Great service and pricing on hearing aids.

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