Our Program
Hearing Aids Trial: What to Know
Getting Hearing Aids With AHHC: What’s Included
- Professional Customization. Your hearing aid trial and fitting are conducted by a network specialist who programs the technology to your unique hearing profile.
- Top-Tier Technology. Experience the difference in leading-edge hearing aids in your everyday surroundings.
- Clear Return Policy. If the fit or sound isn't right, our simple hearing aid return policy allows you to exchange or return the devices risk-free.
- Local Care. Find the care you deserve through our nationwide network of certified clinics.
Explore the different options available as you start to imagine living with hearing aids.
Can You Try Hearing Aids Before Buying?
Yes! You can take the hearing aids home and wear them around the house for 60 days to see if they’re the right fit for you!
Navigating the Hearing Aid Adjustment Period
Understanding that there is an adjustment period helps set realistic expectations for success. It can take up to 6 weeks to fully adjust to hearing aids as the brain re-acclimates to hearing your favorite sounds.
Along the way, the important thing is to stick with it and remember this acclimatization period is to be expected!
Want to be extra prepared? Here are some tips for getting used to hearing aids.
Comprehensive Protection Plan
As you adjust to your hearing aids, remember that your coverage extends far beyond your initial trial period. Every AHHC hearing aid comes standard with extended protection, negotiated directly with the manufacturer, to address common repair and maintenance issues.
Here are the protection features for members:
- Warranty Term: Full 3-year warranty negotiated directly through AHHC.
- Repairs & Service: Comprehensive warranty coverage that includes repair services for hearing aids.
- Loss & Damage (L&D): One-time replacement, with a deductible, that covers loss or irreparable damage to your hearing aids.
Learn more about hearing aid maintainance
Do I Have Insurance Coverage?
Too often, people hesitate to get the hearing aids they need because they’re unsure about insurance coverage. Our free benefits checker helps you understand what you have, so that you actually use it!
Find Your Fit With Nationwide Clinics
Finding the right hearing aid may take a bit of time, but once you do, you’ll be connected to your favorite sounds, people, even activities. Plus, your hearing health is directly connected to your overall well-being.
Ready to explore your options? Amplifon has 8,800+ in-network locations nationwide supported by fully contracted NCQA-credentialed providers. Find a nearby clinic to get started with a professional hearing health care provider.
Frequently Asked Questions
Should you try hearing aids before buying them?
How long to get used to hearing aids?
Most people experience a 6-week adjustment period, but it may take you longer, and that’s okay! Because your brain needs time to process sounds you may not have heard in a long time, you may experience fatigue, or frustration. That’s normal!
A good strategy is to wear your new hearing aids in quiet environments like your home for a few days before tackling more complex and noisy environments like a restaurant or grocery store.
The important thing is to wear your hearing aids consistently, so you get a sense of what’s working and the benefits your improved hearing provides.
How long should I wear hearing aids during trial?
How many follow-up appointments will I need?
What happens if I don’t like the hearing aids?
What’s the hearing aid return policy during trial?
What is covered under the 3-year warranty?
Devices purchased through the program come with a 3-year warranty negotiated directly with top manufacturers. Key coverage features include:
- Mechanical Repairs. Protection against hardware failures and factory defects.
- Loss & Damage (L&D). One-time replacement coverage for accidental loss or unrepairable damage. Note: This does have a deductible.
- Expansive Network. Repairs and servicing are handled through any participating clinic nationwide. Make sure to check with the clinic ahead of time to avoid unexpected, out-of-pocket costs.
Good hearing matters