Isono June Uyehara

This audiologist sold a family member an «office stock» hearing aid that as a result does not come with a two-​year warranty. He basically paid approximately $ 4,417 for an office stock that lasted only about a year. The audiologist did not do her job to ensure that her customer was taken care of. I have included a photo of a document that came with the hearing aid. Yes, he should have paid attention to the documents that were in the box but the audiologist should have informed him of this.
My advice to anyone looking to purchase hearing aid to visit a reputable business such as Costco. Also, be sure to read the fine print before signing any contract as one can easily be taken by unscrupulous businesses. And if you have an elderly family member, be sure to accompany them to audiologist or they can be taken advantage of through fine print. I guess it applies to everyone to always read the fine print before signing. Buyer beware.

Greeted by the pleasant and friendly Mabel at the front desk. By the time I had completed the paperwork needed for 1^st time customers the wait for the doctor was less than 10 minutes. Dr. Uyehara Isono @ Audiology Consultant & Services was thorough, patient, more than pleasant, and professional… and her office very kid friendly. I couldn’t but help notice all the cheerful toys, stuffed animals, balloons, etc. Scattered throughout her offices. Can I play with that Tupperware «shape-​o-​toy»?!? :)
The doctor spent about 90 minutes conducting tests, explaining results, fitting me for custom ear plugs (so I don’t need to hear my noisy co-​workers. Lol), and really… explaining so much more. I learned a bunch of information and more than satisfied, and with a prescription for some kewl new gear in bright cheerful almost psychodelic colors. Highly recommend this highly professional staff for this important medical service.