Hearing Aid Cost

Today’s most advanced hearing aids, which can cost a few thousand dollars or more, are generally designed for people who lead active lifestyles and/or find themselves in very demanding listening situations, such as busy restaurants. But maybe you spend most of your time in quieter environments and in one-on-one conversations with friends. If so, you may be perfectly happy with a hearing solution that has fewer “bells and whistles.”

An experienced and conscientious hearing care provider will focus on tailoring a hearing solution to your specific needs and preferences, so you pay only for what you need.

A growing number of health insurance plans — especially Medicare Advantage plans — now contain a hearing benefit that may cover all or part of the cost of hearing aids. If you don’t have a hearing benefit, you can still access significant savings on high-quality hearing aids through Amplifon's negotiated pricing. 

If your health plan includes a flexible spending account (FSA) or health savings account (HSA), here’s good news: You can use the pre-tax dollars in your account to pay for hearing aids and hearing care services. Be aware that with most FSAs, you must use your funds by the end of the plan year. Most HSAs allow you to carry over your fund balance from year to year.

A financing program can enable you to purchase high-quality hearing aids without having to pay the full cost at once. Amplifon offers affordable monthly payments and interest-free financing to those who qualify. 

Comparing the prices of hearing aids is a good idea, but it doesn’t necessarily speak to real value. Why? Because expert service, from initial testing and fitting to follow-up care, plays a critical role in a person’s success with hearing aids. With Amplifon, you have access to high-quality service and aftercare - including a 60-day risk-free trial, follow-up care, battery supply,  and warranty - a value that goes beyond just the purchase of a hearing aid.