Does Your Insurance Cover You For Hearing Care?
There’s often confusion to what your hearing insurance benefits cover you for and what elements of hearing care you’re entitled to.
With each hearing insurance company offering a range of packages that all have different levels of cover, it’s no surprise that we’re often asked, “Does my insurance cover me for hearing care?”
However, at SLENT Hearing & Balance Center, we partner with many of the major hearing insurance companies including Humana, Tri-Care, Cigna, BCBS, Aetna, and Medicare to help our patients to maximize their benefits and get leading hearing healthcare via their hearing insurance policy.
If you’re unsure what your hearing insurance benefits cover you for and whether you’re entitled to a hearing test or best-in-class leading technology, then we can help.
Simply complete the form on this page and our team will contact your hearing insurance company on your behalf and find out exactly what you’re covered for.
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What our Delighted Patients say
“Don’t waste another minute of your life without hearing aids and Dr JJ. The technology is amazing.”
“As like many others, I ignored the fact my hearing was not good and always thought my only issue was not being able to hear the TV. My biggest concern was hearing aids make you look old.
“My fear was that I would not get used to wearing hearing aids or my glasses would make them uncomfortable.
“Now I hear things I haven’t heard in years. I can be in a conversation and understand what everyone is saying.”
“I have known for years that I had a loss of hearing of my high pitch. I was being tested annually at work so that’s how I knew it was high pitch. After I retired in 2012, I wasn’t getting tested anymore and it seemed to get worse.
“My biggest concern was I would get irritated at people talking to me thinking that it was their fault that I couldn’t hear what they were saying because they were not speaking up loud enough.
“Hearing aids aren’t like they were back in the day when they were so bulky. You can barely see them.”
“Throughout the years, I knew that I favored my left ear over my right ear. I didn’t realize it was really bad until I rolled over in bed. I immediately knew I had hearing loss in my right ear because I could no longer hear the tv when I rolled over.
“Knowing my father has almost 100% hearing loss, I knew I had to do something. I learned I also had it in my left ear which was surprising.
“Dr. Martinez will make sure you are properly fitted with the correct aids to really improve your ability to hear what’s going on around you”
Catherine first came to terms with her hearing loss when it began to affect her socially.
She often felt “left out because I didn’t know what people were saying” and she “could not be a part of the conversation.”
This made her feel very low, and she was worried that there would be no help for her.