Patients often ask me about the differences between the hearing aids we dispense and the “hearing aids” they can buy on TV, the internet, or at their local drug store. First of all, if you can buy it without a prescription…it is not a hearing aid.
“I can comfortably come here — you’re greeted nicely from the beginning,” says Chandra M., a patient of Riesberg Institute. This is just one example of what Pensacola’s ENT Dream Team strives for every day!
Dr. Michael Riesberg believes that his team of friendly and trained medical specialists is what really makes Riesberg Institute an ENT destination unlike the rest. At Riesberg Institute, we understand that ear, nose, throat, and voice disorders can be a scary thing — which is why we’re here for you every step of the way. Our goal is to make your care as comfortable and convenient as possible.
The welcoming team at Riesberg Institute provides the highest level of care throughout your entire journey — from the initial phone call to the follow-up appointment.
To learn more about our skilled team, click here. To schedule your appointment, click here or call us at 850-476- 0700.
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