OK, I ‘Googled’ hearing aids on the web, and I found links to hearing aids that only cost $500, $400, etc. Why are these so much less than those I found for $2799, $2200, etc.?
Again, this is another case where you have ‘one size fits all’ and limited support for the product. While these have a better sound quality than the $50 hearing aids, they do not quite have all of the technology offered in today’s advanced custom digital products. Also, what about support? • Does my insurance pay for hearing aids? Probably the most frequently asked question. Each insurance company has their own guidelines to ‘hearing aid allowances’. You are best served by calling your insurance company, and ask someone who knows what your policy covers. In some instances, insurance companies create partnerships with certain larger providers (example: Health First is partnered with Hear X, many union employee benefit programs [and some health insurances] are partnered with GHS [General Hearing Services]). Medicare alone will unfortunately not pay any allowance for hearing aids. • I get a ringing (whistling, roaring, seashell sound) in my ears sometimes, what is this? Tinnitus; more can
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