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In our office, the cost of prescription, medical-grade hearing aids can range from $500 up to $3,500 per aid depending on the technology you choose.
This does not include any insurance or discount options you may have available to you.
Hearing aid technology ranges in cost from low, minimally-capable products to highly sophisticated medical-grade hearing aids with aggressive noise management and smooth sound processing.
The development of these processors require extensive and continuous development that can be costly for manufacturers.
We are here to help you choose what is right for you based on your life style, personal preferences, and budget.
We will help you find all discounts and benefits available to you as well as discuss financing options.
We want you to take advantage of all insurance benefits available to you.
We can look into this for you, so give us a call and we'll do the work!
We may find a combination of options to help you get the best hearing care you can with the coverage that you have.
Most major manufacturers provide 2-3 years of warranty with your purchase. Most manufacturers will not repair hearing aids that are out of warranty. At the end of this warranty period, you may choose to extend it for one or multiple years for a minimal fee. We strongly encourage this security as life can be unpredictable, and a warranty is a one-time fee that will cover any and all repairs rather than having to pay for repairs as they happen. You will save money by maintaining a warranty. We will discuss these options with you in more detail at your appointment.
Over-the-counter hearing aids are not meant to treat severe hearing loss.
In most cases, once your hearing loss is noticeable to you and affecting your daily life, you are already past the point of benefiting from an over-the-counter product.
The process of treating hearing loss is such a delicate and complex process, and when you are planning to put something in your head that sends signals to your brain, it would be wise to take that process seriously and opt for a product that meets medical standards.
Yes they can.
Not all tinnitus is the same.
Eighty percent of tinnitus is correlated with hearing loss which means that, in most cases, treating your hearing loss will result in less tinnitus and a better quality of life.
We can offer you in-house financing at 6-month term or 12-month term interest free with 25% down as long as balance is paid in full at the end of the term.
We also accept CareCredit and can help you through the process.
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