Many people hear that insurance companies don’t pay for hearing devices, so they don’t even look into their insurance benefits. They also don’t want to pay for the devices themselves, so they just continue watching TV on high volume and asking others to repeat themselves.

Will insurance or Medicare pay for hearing aids?

The answer is that insurance companies often do provide some degree of assistance for hearing healthcare services. For example:

* Insurance will often cover a hearing test performed by an audiologist

* Hearing Services Program covers pensioners & DVA cardholders for hearing services as well as hearing devices.

* Some private insurances will help pay for hearing aids.

* The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) does provide provisions for hearing aids and other hearing services.

In addition, Our clinic offers hearing plans – similar to vision plans – that will help financing your out-of-pocket costs for hearing tests and/or hearing devices.

Hearing test must be performed by an audiologist.

It’s important to keep in mind, though, that insurance companies will often require the hearing test and services to be performed by an audiologist.


If you want to take advantage of your benefits in 2019, don’t wait! Call now to get the process started so that you’re hearing better before the end of December.