HearingLife - Richmond Forest Hill
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Amy Tomlinson
Dr. Amy Tomlinson earned her Doctorate of Audiology from A.T. Still University, her Master's degree from Radford University and her Bachelor's degree from James Madison University. She holds Virginia state Licensure as an Audiologist and Hearing Aid Specialist.
Clinic reviews
Healthy Hearing posts all positive and negative reviews that meet publishing criteria.Read 15 verified patient reviews for HearingLife - Richmond Forest Hill! Their average review score is 4.53 () from 15 reviews.
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“Wonderful care! Shauna could not be kinder or more helpful. We are so grateful to her and Amy for all their expertise and concern. ”
“I am so grateful for the excellent service that Dr. Amy provided. She knew exactly what to do fix my hearing aid issues. I am so happy that I can hear without the awful feedback noises that I had experienced for months. ”
“Whenever I have had to get new batteries or have my hearing aid checked, Shawna has provided excellent and professional service. Dr. Tomlinson is a first rate professional.”
“Had to stop by to get my hearing aid checked, the person at the desk went above and beyond. The service provided by the young lady at the front desk was excellent.”
“My only complaint is that they need to allow their customers who need to have a hearing aid checked out due to problems more options for coming in than the 1 hour window in the middle of the day for walk-ins. I just called to try to get an appointment for this and was told that they only schedule appointments for hearing exams. Well, what about your current customers who need help? As I explained to the person who took the call, I wear hearing aids and I WORK. My work schedule does not allow me the freedom to leave to fit into your little 1 hour window for walk-ins. Also, I have done the 1 hour walk-in before and it is so backed up with people doing the same that I was there for about 2 hours, causing me to have to explain at work why I was late. You really need to consider your customers who need to actually schedule an appointment for having an aid checked. I understand you have "policies", but you can always change policies, especially if it is inconvenient for your customers. I also hate being treated as if I am asking for too much to ask to come in some time other that the appointed walk-in time. Are you more concerned with YOUR convenience or your customers? ”
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Hours of operation
| Sunday | Open by appointment |
| Monday | 8:30 am - 5:00 pm |
| Tuesday | 8:30 am - 8:00 pm by appointment |
| Wednesday | 8:30 am - 5:00 pm |
| Thursday | 8:30 am - 8:00 pm by appointment |
| Friday | 8:30 am - 5:00 pm |
| Saturday | Closed |
| Evening and/or weekend hours available by appointment. Please call to schedule. | |
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