David Gerds
GBLearn to "live well" despite your tinnitus! This is my second review of Treble Health and the services they provide to those struggling with tinnitus, like me. My audiologist, Dr. Ramsay Poindexter AuD, recently gave a presentation to Treble Health members covering Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) as it relates to managing tinnitus and hyperacusis. It was very impactful. So much so that Dr. Mark Partain AuD gave a second presentation on the subject two weeks later. I personally have had previous exposure to ACT and can affirm that their message is “right on”. The goal is to “live well” despite having tinnitus, not to become fixated on eliminating it or avoiding anything that makes you uncomfortable in the moment. Treble Health incorporates multiple therapies (including CBT and Mindfulness) into their overall approach…all provided by Audiologists who truly care about you and the quality of your life. I recommend them highly!
Jesse
GBJackie Smith was/is wonderful! Jackie Smith was amazingly knowledgeable, and did a superb job of explaining every aspect of hearing and the value of trying a hearing aid. She was also quite warm and congenial, and actually entertaining! Beyond putting me at ease, she made the experience enjoyable! GIVE HER A RAISE!!!!
Karl
GBTreble health is promising This was my first visit with Michelle. She was very friendly and showed great knowledge of tinnitus and I feel confident she will help me.
Jon Shenker
GBDr. Kenzie - attentive and responsive help Dr. Kenzie asked good questions and addressed my concerns as she continued with the fine-tuning of my new hearing aids. She also offered possible alternatives should the h.a. prove not to be suitable for my use. We'll see how it goes by next week.
Dean
GBRamsay Poindexter was a great listener Ramsay Poindexter was a great listener. When I brought up I definitely couldn't afford the $333/Month, she continued to render decent customer service. When I asked about other options other than the "bundle" offer, she said there was none. Ben Thompson, setting these corporate rules, should be as kind and empathetic, and not just into making a lot of $ at tinnitus sufferers expense.