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How can I get help for my mother in paying for hearing aids?

November 25th, 2009 Leave a comment Go to comments
librastar33@sbcglobal.net asked:


She lives in Farmington Michigan and is definitely of low income
paying $2500 for each hearing aid is impossible
Does anyone know of a provider or program which may accept payments or something?
Or provide low cost hearing aids??

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  1. November 26th, 2009 at 21:51 | #1

    Maxisound Digital Hearing Aids

    If You find out let me know so I can get it for My Mother as well but here in Conn it cost $1200.00

  2. November 28th, 2009 at 09:20 | #2

    Nexear Digital Hearing Aids

    See if she can get on Medicaid/Medicare. Or you can look up government grants…they have one for just about everything!

  3. November 30th, 2009 at 04:37 | #3

    Hearing Aids Batteries

    Nope, it seems insurance companies don’t consider hearing to be essential. The government I think gives assistance for children who need hearing aids, but us older people no one cares about.

    Now this may or may not help, but there are some types of hearing aids that can be used with some success for certain types of hearing loss.

    Next thing, hearing aids are not all one would think they are for that amount of money. When I am in a quiet place and am talking to someone, I don’t need a hearing aid. When I am in a nosiy place and am talking to someone I found the hearing aid made it worse, because it amplified the noise as well as the person speech, so it ended up a wash.

    I spent 2K and stopped wearing mine. Has to tell you something.

  4. December 2nd, 2009 at 12:36 | #4

    Resound Hearing Aids

    Look into the Starkey Fund – they base their coverage on financial need. She would be fit with Starkey hearing aids through this fund. Also check out the Lions Club as they sometimes fund purchases for people in their area in need. Check out your church too. Funds are in place for people in need for sure. You just have to do some leg work, make some calls and ask. They don’t advertise these kinds of services. I am not sure if Michigan has hearing aid coverage for Medicaid recipients. But you may want to check that out as well.

    You may want to see if the audiologist you work with could suggest some cheaper options, reconditioned instruments, or payment plans. Good luck!

  5. December 2nd, 2009 at 18:32 | #5

    Nexear Digital Hearing Aids

    If her income is very low she could qualify for the Starkey Hear Now program. They charge an application fee of just $100 per ear. The hearing aid, testing and fitting are all free after that. But she must have a low income and limited assets. There is a phone number you can call on the site for more information and to see if she qualifies.

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