New York Hearing Center - Brooklyn

"Committed to helping you enjoy the sounds of life!"

726 60th St Basement Brooklyn, NY 11220

(7 Reviews)

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Kathy Feng

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Dr. Kathy Feng is a licensed audiologist with over 12 years' experience helping patients of all ages. She earned her Doctorate in audiology from the University of Florida and a master’s degree in audiology from St. Johns University. Dr. Feng holds a certificate of clinical competence in audiology from the American Speech Language Association and is knowledgeable in the latest technology in hearing aids and devices.

This provider has NPI #1003016007 and is licensed in New York (#002150, #14000025780).

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Read 7 verified patient reviews for New York Hearing Center - Brooklyn! Their average review score is 4.43 () from 7 reviews.

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“The doctor and her staff are excellent! They take their time with you to make sure that hearing works fine and that you are able to insert it in correctly. Would highly recommend them to anybody! ”

Helen A. of Brooklyn, NY
07/01/2019 Review received via mail

“It was very convenient and Dr. Kathy Feng was very thorough and helpful. ”

Thomas O. of Staten Island, NY
03/18/2019 Review received via mail

“Great service. Friendly and very helpful. Highly recommended. ”

William P F. of Brooklyn, NY
02/06/2019 Review received via mail

“The staff was very helpful. I left content with their service. ”

Doris B. of Brooklyn, NY
01/03/2019 Review received via mail

“My experience was pleasant. Kathy and her crew are exceptional. ”

Carmela M. of Brooklyn, NY
01/02/2019 Review received via mail

“Dr. Kathy Feng is simply the very best. I recently purchased my second hearing aid from her. I got the first one from her about five years ago. Dr. Feng is extremely patient in teaching me how to insert and remove the hearing aid and achieve the maximum hearing benefits in all types of settings and takes the time to completely explain things. Her office is very comfortable and clean and her staff first rate. I could not have made a better choice in audiologists than Dr. Kathy Feng .”

Arlene G. of New York, NY
12/06/2018 Review submitted online

“I brought my mother to see Kathy Feng on Oct 29, 2018. Kathy did not like to be questioned. She said your mother is old people, old people have hearing problem. It is mild to moderate hearing loss. When I asked her the size of the hearing aid, she would not even let you finish your question. Instead she stated, "it depends on the how bad the hearing loss." I said you already said "mild-to-moderate" so how big will the hearing aid be? With a nasty body language, she said it depends on Medicaid, it does not matter. She apologized at the end, but the damage was done. "I had a bad day," she said. Well, we all have bad days, but we DON'T take it out on our patients. I highly recommend people not to go to her office. She has very poor bedside manner. What a lousy professional! ”

Rickey T. of Staten Island, NY
10/29/2018 Review submitted online

Official Response from New York Hearing Center - Brooklyn:

“I'm sorry you were unsatisfied with your experience at our office; we strive to be professional and give our patients the best treatment and care. For this specific incident, there was a miscommunication. I said the size of hearing aid is NOT dependent on Medicaid or any insurance for that matter. I treat each patient as an individual and choose the best option based on the patient's needs such as severity and configuration of hearing loss, comfort, dexterity, age, lifestyle, etc. Regards, Kathy Feng ”

Received 01/23/2019

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About this hearing center

The New York Hearing Center is a family owned and operated practice that offers an array of services for the evaluation, rehabilitation and prevention of hearing loss. Our highly experienced clinical professionals provide a full range of hearing testing, evaluations and can help you make the best choices for all of your hearing needs. We offer the most advanced hearing devices available and we will make sure your choice is best suited for your individual needs and lifestyle. Let us help you lead a better life with better hearing.

We have two locations to choose from:

128 Mott St. Suite #509
New York, NY 10013

726 60th St.
Brooklyn, NY 11220

Hearing care services

A wide range of hearing health care services is available for individuals of all ages. Our professionals are skilled in the areas of childhood hearing loss, adult diagnostic procedures, hearing aid selection and provision, assistive listening technology, listening skills related to learning disabilities, and development of effective communication skills through aural rehabilitation.

Hearing assessment for all ages
Hearing aid prescription and fitting of the full range of hearing aids, including cutting-edge digital technology
Counseling and rehabilitation for patients and their families
Assistive listening devices for telephone, television, and public areas
Evaluation and treatment for tinnitus
Swim molds, ear molds, and noise protectors
Industrial hearing conservation services
Battery sales
Tympanometry
ABR-Diagnostic
Balance and Dizziness: Vestibular Rehabilitation

(718) 701-6959

Hours of operation

Sunday	9:30 am - 5:30 pm
Monday	9:30 am - 5:30 pm
Tuesday	9:30 am - 5:30 pm
Wednesday	9:30 am - 5:30 pm
Thursday	Closed
Friday	9:30 am - 5:30 pm
Saturday	Closed

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Financing available for those who qualify
Insurance accepted, please call for details

Disclaimer: This clinic profile is for general information purposes only. Financial aid and insurance coverage can vary widely by policy and should be verified with the provider before services are rendered.

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