Audiology Affiliates of Hear Better

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We've moved!Our Worcester office has moved to:490 Shrewsbury Street, Worcester MA 01604

Thank you for visiting our website. We take pride in offering the most current hearing aid products services and policies. These include:
* Digital and programmable hearing aids, hearing aid batteries and supplies, audiological and hearing aid evaluations and services.

* Professional and compassionate hearing healthcare to our valued patients at reasonable prices.

* Offering a wide range of hearing aid choices from many companies which we can do becauses we are privately owned.

* Three convenient locations: Worcester, Marlboro, and Framingham.
* We have a proven track record of over twenty years in business. Many physicians refer their patients to us and reccommend our services
* Extended trial periods
* Our audiologists remain current with state of the art technologies and techniques by continuously trainning and reviewing new developments.

* Our office assistants are courteous, caring and helpful.

We welcome you to continue viewing our website and to call one of our offices for further information, or to schedule an appointment. and talk to us in person. We look forward to meeting you! Lynda M. Martin
M.S., F-AAA,

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