As an accredited provider with the Hearing Services Program(HSP), our hearing clinic staff can advise whether you are eligible for free or discounted services. We can also help fill out your application paperwork and answer any questions about relevant entitlement schemes.
Private Health Insurance contributes towards the costs associated with the purchase of hearing instruments depending on the level of cover that you have. Many health funds list hearing aids under ancillary benefits coverage. You may be able to claim as much as $1200 towards the cost of hearing aids from Australian health funds. While you do not need a doctor’s referral to visit our hearing clinics, some private health funds may ask for a referral letter before they pay benefits for audiology. As each health insurance policy is different, we recommend that you contact your health insurance provider directly to determine your eligibility for rebates for audiology services and hearing aid purchase.
Want to know more about financing for your Hearing Aids? Call our team on (03) 9889 4915
Hearing tests check a person’s ability to hear the loudness and pitch of sounds. Some reasons why you may need a hearing test include ringing in your ears, others companing that you talk too loud or watch the TV on high volume, or simply you have trouble hearing conversations.
While there’s no replacement for a consultation with a hearing-care expert, our free online hearing screening can provide some quick and useful feedback about your hearing. The screening should be carried out in quite space and all you need is a pair of headphones!
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