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Csa Welfare Fund \ ,,"-CSA WELFARE FUND Hearing Aid Providers SEPTEMBER 2008 EDITION TABLE OF CONTENTS COMPREHENSIVE PROFESSIONAL SERVICES , HEARx ...•...........................•.......•................. 5 GENERAL HEARING SERVICES (General Vision Services) •...........•. 9 CRYSTAL CLEARIBELTONE .•...............•.................... 12 INDEPENDENT DEALERS •.............•.•.•.................•... 56 COMPREHENSIVE PROFESSIONAL SERVICES BROOKLYN MANHATTAN QUEENS Dennis Kisiel, PhD. J. Eduardo Bravo Lewis Breslau Audiology Affiliates a.k.s. Audio Help Associates Hearing Health Associates AB Hearing Aid Center 1421 Third Avenue 32-44 Francis Lewis Blvd 142 Joralemon Street, #6A New York, NY 10028 Bayside, New York 11358 Brooklyn, New York 11201 866-530-7500 718-460-3100 718.875-3131 J. Eduardo Bravo John Kenul Dennis Kisiel, PhD. Audio Help Associates Otohealth Hearing Aid Centers Audiology Affiliates a.k.s. 5t Vincent's Hospital 38-03 31 Avenue AB Hearing Aid Center 153 West 11th Street Astoria, NY 11103 355 Ovington Street, #102 New York, NY 10011 718-274.4327 Brooklyn, NY 11209 866-530-7500 718-858-6734 Mindy Duboff Laurence Deutsch, PhD. 107-21 Queens Blvd Mrs. Mandel Pelham Audiology Associates Forest Hills, NY 11375 228 Livingston Street PC/Audlonics 718-520-1594 (Near Macy's Annex) 515 Madison Avenue, Suite 2302 Brooklyn, New York 11201 New York, NY1oo22 J. Eduardo Bravo 718-625-2905 or 2137 212-755-5100 Audk> Help Associates 30-16 30th Drive Mark Zelnick Sheila Flaxman Astoria, NY 11102 2204 Flatbush Avenue New York Audiology Center 866-530-7500 At Avenue "R" 444 East 82 Street, #280 Brooklyn, New York 11234 New York, NY1OO28 Gary Rubin 718-252.0057/0058 212-499-0691 FranhilJ Opitcal & Hearing 87-87 Francis Lewis Blvd Mark Zelnick Kung Y. Lee Hollis, NY 11423 8410 20th Avenue Landa Hearing Center 718.217-6229 At 84th Street 7 Chatham Square, #208 Brooklyn, New York 11201 New York, NY 10038 Kung Y. Lee 718-373-0130 212-406.1968 Landa Hearing Center 133-47 Sanford Avenue, #C1C Viewpoint Hearing Aids Dr. Alan Richards Flushing, NY 11355 3826 Nostrand Avenue Madison Audiology 718-353-5626 Brooklyn, New York 11235 160 East 89 Street 718.769-1516 New Yorl<, NY 10128 Lawrence Deutsch PhD 212-722-8100 Audionics 210-08 Northern Blvd Jim Silberman Bayside, NY 11361 BRONX Empire State Hearing Aid 718-224-6100 Lawrence Deutsch PHD 25 West 43 Street, #1605 Pelham Audiology New York, NY 10036 Yale Brevda, MA CC-A, FAAA Associates 212-921-1666 Hearing Technologies Center PC/Audionics 87-15 37 Avenue 1934 Williamsbridge Road Jeffrey Stegman Jackson Heights, NY Bronx, New York 10461 Scientific Hearing Aid Center 11372 718-822-4100 243 West 30 Street, 8th Floor 718-507-5200 New York, NY 10001 212-967-1199 Jing Guo Oriental K. Inc. 133-47 Sanford Avenue, #lA Flushing, NY 11355 718-461-9771 1 COMPREHENSIVE PROFESSIONAL SERVICES (cont'd) Carol B. Letzter Leonard Crohn Dr, Stuart R. Wilks Harmony Hearing Center New Hearing Aid Center Wilks Hearing Center Inc_ 161~24 84 Street 12 Green Acres Road 290 Central Avenue, #116 Howard Beach, NY 1,414 Valley Stream, NY 11581 Lawrence, NY 11559 718-641.3817 516-791-8800 516-239-6400 Ira & William Dananberg Mindy Duboff William Kenl Acousticon of Flushing 15 Suydam Drive Sears Hearing Aid Center 39-01 Main Street, #206 Melville, NY 11747 11 11 Franklyn Avenue Flushing, NY 11354 631-673-3296 Garden City, NY 11530 718-445.3333 516-873-3766 William Kent Dr. Marilyn Fedge Sears Hearing Aid Center Bonnie Froman-Franco Boulevard Hearing Aide Center 195 North Broadway Jan F. Miller 116.25 Queens Blvd HiCksville, NY 11801 Hearing & Speech Assoc Forest Hills, NY 11375 516-733-3005 309 West Park Avenue 71B-26H)(166 Long Beach, NY 11561 Bonnie Froman-Franco 516-432-4327 Harbor Hearing, Inc. Jan F. Miller 113-10 Beach Channel Dr. Hearing & Speech Assot Susan Bressl Hamilton Rockaway Park, NY 11694 120 West Park Aavenue, #3J Eastern Audiology Resources 718-474.7449 Long Beach, NY 40 Glen Street, #4 516-432-1800 Glen Cove, NY 11542 Stephan Weitz 516-674-9300 Hearing Aid Center of Stephen Glasser Forest Hills Long Island Audiology, PC Karl Boecker 70.50 Austin Street. #115Ll 1000 Northern Blvd. L.i. Hearing Hearing Aid Center Forest Hills, NY 1'375 Great Neck, NY 11021 2297 Middle Country Road 71 B.793-9629 516-482-0660 Centereach, NY 11720 631-585-1212 Lori Trentacoste Island Better Hearing & Dr. Lawrence Cardano LONG ISLAND Optical Cen. Hearing Center of Long Island 1-03 Schwab Road 46 Rockway Avenue Peter Fisher Valley Stream, NY 11580 Roosevelt Field Hearing Melville, NY 11747 631-271-1018 516-872-6485 Aid Center 585 Stewart Avenue, Seth Dank Suite LL.26 Lewis Bresatu Contemporary Hearing Aid Garden City, NY 11530 Hearing Hearth Assoc_ 516-228-8730 176 North Village Avenue 1330 Union Tumpike Rockville Center, NY 11570 New Hyde Park, NY 11040 516-678-1 B04 516-354-6882 Gloria Boms GS Audiology. PLLC Mindy Duboff 600 Northern Blvd, #100 Joel! Sanoff-Hlrsch 680 Broadway Great Neck, NY 1'021 Nassau Hearing services 516.482-3223 Nassau Plaza Massapequa, NY 11758 1 Fulton Avenue, Suite #24 516-797-0100 Hempstead, NY 11550 Tom Corbett 516-538-0899/0744 WilHam Kent The Hearing Center At Miracle Ear Centers Eye Supply 3475 Hempstead Turnpike 3529 Long Beach Road Mindy Duboff Levittown, NY 11756 Oceanside, NY 11572 4 Maple Drive 516-735-9191 516-766-5842 Great Neck. NY 11021 516-773-4041 2 COMPREHENSIVE PROFESSIONAL SERVICES (cont'd) Dr. Barbara Kruger Arthur Podwall Stephanie Robinson Audiology & Comm. Services 267 East Main Street Sonotone-on-the-Hudson. Inc. 777 Larkfield Road, #108 Smithtown, NY 11787 226 North Highland Ave. Comack, NY 1 1725 63'-360-3222 Ossining, NY 10562 631-543-4327 914-762-1811 Leo Katz Bonnie Froman-Franco Beltone Hearing Aid Service Carol Ferber Jan F. Miller 679 Whiskey Road Audibel Hearing Solutions Plainview Hearing & Professional Building 622 Yonkers Avenue Speech Center RIdge, NY 11961 Yonkers, NY 10704 146 Manetta Hili Road 631-821-4313 914-968-7555 Plainview, NY 11803 516-931-6630 Carol B. Letzter Carol Ferber Harmony Hearing Center Audlbel Hearing Solutions Leo Katz 2109 Bellmore Avenue 2025 Crompond Road Beltone Hearing Aid Service Bellmore, NY Yorktown Heights, NY 10598 4 Green Street 5'6-785-5868 9'4-245-6618 Huntington, NY 11743 631-673-5820 Lisa Predmore Au.D., P,C. Deanne Fitzpatrick 1165 Northern Blvd, #302 Westchester Audiology and Leo Katz Manhasset, NY 11030 Hearing Aid Specialist Bettone Hearing Aid Service 516-627-7600 14 Rye Ridge Plaza, Sufte 231 156 E. Main Street Rye Brook, NY 10573 East Islip, NY 11730 914-253-9180 631-581-7711 lauren Campbell Klstela STATEN ISLAND Quality Hearing Aid Center Mary Goodacre 131 West Main Street Staten Island Audiological DUTCHESS COUNTY Riverhead, NY '1901 Services Lori Bisaotti 631-727-7676 , 1 Ralph Place, #308 Family Hearing Center Staten Island, NY 10304 1022 Main Street Arthur Podwall 718-981-6020 Fishkill, NY 12524 Syosset Speech & Hearing 845-897-3059 Center , 75 Jericho Turnpike Barry Kricheff Syosset, NY 11791 Riverside Hearing Aid Service 516-364-1234 WESTCHESTER 389 Hooker Avenue Poughkeepsie, NY 12603 Robert A. Cohen Lisa Predmore AuD., P,C. 845-454.2650 140 Jackson Avenue Sprain Brook Audiology Syosset, NY 11791 1075 Central Park Avenue 516-496-7302 SCarsdale, NY 10583 914~472-4000 Leo Katz PUTNAM COUNTY Bellone Hearing Aid Service J. Eduardo Bravo Audio Help Associates Barry Kricheff Harbor Optics Riverside Hearing AId Service 924 Montauk Highway 1600 Hamson Avenue, #G104 Copiague, NY 11726 Mamoroneck, NY 10543 533 Route 52 Lake Carmel, NY 10512 631-789-2525 86&530-7500 845~225-1389 Lauren Campbell Kislela Mark Hansen Quality Hearing Aid Center Cross County Medical Center Windsway Professional Center 6 Xavier Drive. #311 44210 Rte #48 - (No. Road), Ste #3 Yonkers, NY 10704 914-965-7900 Southhold, NY 11971 631-7E)5.6816 3 COMPREHENSIVE PROFESSIONAL SERVICES (cont'd) ROCKLAND COUNTY Charles Addonizio Jensen Beach Hearing Center Connie & John Nobile Carol Ferber 1080 N. E. Jensen Beach Blvd Nobile Hearing Aid Center Audibel Hertng Solutions Jensen Beach. FL 34957 234 North Del Pardo Blvd, #lA 219 S. Middletown Road n2-337-3737 Cape Coral, FL 33909 Nanuet, NY 10954 845-623-5200 239-772-8150 Roy Binder The Ear Man Inc Hearing Connie & John Nobile Aid Service Nobile Hearing Aid Center 10113 West Oakland Park Blvd La Playa Plaza 2811-A Tamlaml Trail ULSTER COUNTY Sunrise, FL 33351 954-748.3277 Pt. Chanotte, FL 33952 Barry Krlcheff 941-629-8808 Riverside Hearing Aid Service Roy Binder , Albany Avenue The Ear Man Inc Hearing Aid Robert Ranere Kingston, NY 12401 Service Palm Beach Hearing Care Center 914-338~3934 5865 North University Drive 2905-G N. Mllttary Trail Tamaral, FL 33321 West Palm Beach, FL 33409 954-722-4327 561.-689-0160 Phillis Casler Judith Schipani NEW JERSEY Deerfield Hearing Center Better Hearing Aid service Nancy Ahrens 1822 West Hillsboro Blvd 2450 E. Commercial Blvd Ahrens Hearing Aid Deerfield Beach, FL 33442 Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33308 23-13 Broadway 954-570-9631 305-491-2560 Fairlawn, N.J. 07410 201-794-0120 Norman Domb Janet Skelly Florida Hearing Care Centers, Inc Allied Hearing Centers Inc 269 South Federal Highway 5100 Hollywood Blvd Deerfield, FL 33441 Hollywood, FL 33021 954-426.2500 954-987.6sn FLORIDA Norman Domb Richard Skelly Nimet Adam Florida Hearing Care Centers, Inc Allied Hearing Centers Inc Hearing Partners of South 1231/2 N. Congress Avenue 4887 Coconut Creek Parkway FJorida, Inc. Boynton Beach FL 33426 Coconut Creek, FL 33063 4731 West Atlantic Avenue 561-364.8991 954-972.4626 Delray Beach, Fl 33445 561-838-6530 Dennis C.
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