Highline Hearing Professionals

Name: Highline Hearing Professionals
Address: 457 SW 148th St #101, Burien, WA, 98166, US
Telephone: 206-246-8677
Price range: $$$
Rating: 5.0

457 SW 148th St #101
Burien, WA 98166 206-246-8677

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"Well-run business. Very personable staff, especially the front desk."
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Consumer from Burien, WA
Jul 09, 2016

Well-run business. Very personable staff, especially the front desk.

Consumer from FEDERAL WAY, WA
Aug 06, 2015

My mother has severe hearing loss, for over 50 years (failed surgery, etc.)Highline Hearing Professional staff are highly trained professionals that can deal with mild hearing loss, to the most extreme cases. My mother is able to hear and communicate through with their advice and hearing aid. My wife went to several places, and also chose Highline Hearing Professionals over all the others. We use many cut rate places, but not for hearing loss. FREE Batteries are provided for the life of the hearing aid, and their prices are competitive. Outstanding Staff, comfortable office, wide array of products, competitive pricing.

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