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I booked a home visit for ear wax removal for my mother, and the whole process was extremely smooth from the initial phone call through to the visit itself. Glen was very professional, and his knowledge and manner really stood out. He kept my mother informed at every step, which helped put her at ease and made the procedure completely painless. She was very pleased with the service, and I would highly recommend it.
We contacted the mobile hearing clinic to visit my 102 year old grandfather. Glenn came and knew this would be quite a challenge. His level of service and kind manner was impeccable, my mother also used he’s services and is highly delighted with the results. We as a family would not hesitate to recommend the company and thank Glenn for his kind and caring manner. Christine Goode
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