Pure Hearing’s Freebies
Only Pure Hearing gives you these:
Additional savings
4-year warranty
Free accessories
Real-time insurance quotes
Ability to use your insurance instantly!
“So what are you waiting for? Live your best life, explore new adventures, have meaningful conversations, hear the voice of the people and the music you love.”
Use your Insurance Benefit with Pure Hearing
Let US find out if YOUR insurance covers hearing aids and how much they’ll pay for you.
We are in-network with most insurance companies.
If we aren’t in-network we often times can match your in-network benefit.
We handle the paperwork, phone calls, and hold music so you don’t have to.
We are the EASIEST way to use your hearing aid insurance benefit.
Find YOUR out-of-pocket cost in seconds with our free tool
Are you wondering, "Does Medicare cover hearing aids?" You're not alone. Over 63 million people have medicare plans and many are searching on Google for answers to this question.
To make it easier for you, at Pure Hearing we've developed a free online tool that requires no signup and provides instant results. This tool helps you calculate the discount you can get on hearing aids with your insurance benefit.
Don't miss out on this opportunity to save on your hearing aids – try our free tool today!
How Our Free Tool Works
Using our free online tool is simple and hassle-free and there's no need to sign up or provide any personal details.
All you need to do is select your insurance provider (Medicare, Federal, Other), active plan, state your living in, select one of our four premium brands (ReSound, Phonak, Signia, and Unitron) and you'll see the exact monetary value of your benefit, it's that simple!
At Pure Hearing we're all about serving and helping people to solve their hearing problems, with our tool you can potentially save you hundreds or even thousands of dollars on your hearing aid purchase, and because
Hear clearly, share easily 🧡
If you find this tool useful we invite you to share with a friend who might benefit from it, help us to spread awareness on how to claim insurance benefit to purchase hearings aids.
What Insurance Covers Hearing Aids?
Most Federal plans, All Medicare Advantage plans, Some private insurance plans.
Does My Medicare Advantage Cover Hearing Aids?
Yes, use our benefit discovery tool so you know your exact out-of-pocket costs!
Are Hearing Aids Covered By Insurance?
A chill runs down your spine, hair on the back of your neck stands at attention, sweat forms on your brow, and your heartbeat rises to meet the challenge. Is it a masked killer, an alien encounter, or inlaws coming for dinner? No, you're trying to determine your insurance benefit for hearing aids, and it's enough to cause severe anxiety!
Typically you would call your insurance company, wait on hold, be transferred a couple of times, and then talk to someone who has no information on the specifics of your benefit. They don't know which hearing aids you can buy or how much they cost.
All they can do is look up the nearest hearing care provider and possibly set up an appointment. Then, after waiting for your appointment, traveling to their office, sitting through a hearing test, and listening to a lot of hot air, you finally figure out your options. We think this is dumb, so instead, we post everything so you know all your options in just a couple of clicks.
Today, almost everyone (including you) has a hearing aid benefit. We'll help you understand what it pays, the providers you can see, your out-of-pocket costs, and the hearing aids they offer.
How Much Do Hearing Aids Cost?
Understanding Hearing Aid Makes and Models
To compare apples to apples, you first have to understand some basics about the hearing aids that each company offers. The two main things you need to know are:
The technology level of the hearing aid model.
The age of the hearing aid model.
To help simplify the different models, we give each model a code.
The first part of the code is the Technology Level:
Premium: This is the highest level offered and provides every possible benefit. If you have a mild loss, save money by choosing a lower level. However, if your hearing loss is moderate to profound and you are looking for every possible advantage, Premium is for you.
Advanced: Specializing in improvements in noisy environments, wind, crowds, parties, and restaurants, while maintaining a lower price than Premium helps make this level one of the best values. This level offers many of the most critical cutting-edge technologies in the Premium models.
Standard: Our most popular level because it's a perfect mix of advanced features and affordable prices. Its robust noise cancelation and speech enhancement features make it an excellent fit for every type of hearing loss. In addition, it provides rich sound, automatic environmental classification, and fantastic sound quality in most situations.
Essential: Using the same computer chips, batteries, and casings of the higher-end levels provides a significant step up from Basic. In addition, this level can accommodate any hearing loss, and you'll experience noise cancellation and sound directionality improvements.
Basic: Introductory features that significantly improve your hearing. An excellent first step into the world of hearing and is designed for those with mild-moderate hearing loss. Expect enhanced volume and customized frequency response but limited help in noise.
The second part of the code is the Age:
Most Current model (best option).
Previous model (the version just prior to the current)
Older model (2 or more models old)
What is the best hearing aid insurance coverage?
For 2024 our best overall is the United Healthcare/AARP Medicare Advantage plan. We chose this as our favorite for three reasons: 1. It has an excellent low-cost option, 2. It offers a comprehensive selection, and 3. It provides some of the best value whether you are shopping for the lowest cost or the highest-end hearing aid models.
Are Hearing Aids Covered by Medicare?
Medicare parts A, B, and D do NOT cover hearing aids. However, If you elect to convert your Medicare coverage to a managed "Medicare Advantage" plan (also referred to as Part C), the answer is Yes. Medicare Advantages plans do cover hearing aids.