Insurance and pricing
Coverage varies by plan, and the investment of hearing aids depends on the technology you choose. We go through your coverage and your options with you before you decide anything.
What we check for you
Ask your location which plans it accepts. They can help you check your coverage.
- Which plans your location accepts Call your location and ask.
- Whether you need a referral In most cases you don't. Some insurance plans may require one for coverage.
- What your warranty still covers Many hearing aids come with a warranty that covers certain repairs, and we can check yours.
- Hearing aids from somewhere else Most hearing aid models can be adjusted, even if you got them somewhere else.
- Your protections against surprise bills What balance billing is, and when a provider is not allowed to send you one.
- What a first visit involves A conversation, a look in your ears and a hearing test, with your results explained.
Frequently asked questions
Ask your location which plans it accepts. They can help you check your coverage.
In most cases, you don't need a referral to schedule a hearing test with us. However, some insurance plans may require a referral for coverage.
Coverage depends on your plan. We can help you understand your benefits and look at payment options.
Coverage depends on your plan. We can help you understand your benefits and look at payment options.
Many hearing aids come with a warranty that covers certain repairs. We can check your warranty and explain what's covered. Even after a warranty ends, a repair often costs less than new hearing aids.
Ask about your coverage
Tell us which location you'd use and we'll go through your benefits with you.
Your details
Contact your local hearing aid specialists
Wherever you are in Ohio, Wisconsin or West Virginia, there's likely a Family Audiology and Hearing Centers clinic close to home. Each location has its own team and phone number, so find the clinic nearest you and schedule an appointment today.