Comments on: hearing aids? http://buyhearingaids.net/hearing-aids/hearing-aids Discover What You Need to Know About Hearing Aids And How They Might Help You Tue, 08 Jun 2010 18:56:55 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: republicrat http://buyhearingaids.net/hearing-aids/hearing-aids/comment-page-1#comment-76 republicrat Sat, 20 Mar 2010 18:50:39 +0000 http://buyhearingaids.net/hearing-aids/hearing-aids#comment-76 If your hearing isn't too bad then you can be fit with hearing aids that are called "open fit". This leaves your ear canal as open as possible- this combined with the amplification have helped a lot of people who suffer from tinnitus. A GOOD QUALITY hearing aid is not cheap. You should expect to pay anywhere from 1200-2800 PER AID, and it can be more depending on where you live. But, keep in mind these are an investment that should help you for AT LEAST 5 years. Some insurances will cover a small portion of your hearing aids, but most don't. There is something called "Care Credit" that some audiologists use to help their patients finance their hearing aids...its similar to if you were to buy a home appliance and they offer you no interest for however many months. But no matter what, you need to get a thorough evaluation by an audiologist and get their best recommendation. Don't go to Beltone, Walmart, Amplifone, Nu Ear, Miracle Ear, or any large chain...their first concern is making commission and hoping that you don't return your aids within the trial period. Go to a licensed audiologist who cares about your hearing over the sale. If your hearing isn’t too bad then you can be fit with hearing aids that are called "open fit". This leaves your ear canal as open as possible- this combined with the amplification have helped a lot of people who suffer from tinnitus.

A GOOD QUALITY hearing aid is not cheap. You should expect to pay anywhere from 1200-2800 PER AID, and it can be more depending on where you live. But, keep in mind these are an investment that should help you for AT LEAST 5 years. Some insurances will cover a small portion of your hearing aids, but most don’t. There is something called "Care Credit" that some audiologists use to help their patients finance their hearing aids…its similar to if you were to buy a home appliance and they offer you no interest for however many months.

But no matter what, you need to get a thorough evaluation by an audiologist and get their best recommendation. Don’t go to Beltone, Walmart, Amplifone, Nu Ear, Miracle Ear, or any large chain…their first concern is making commission and hoping that you don’t return your aids within the trial period. Go to a licensed audiologist who cares about your hearing over the sale.

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