We'll help you use your hearing aid benefits
Hearing benefits vary from one plan to the next. Tell us your insurance plan and our office can assist with any third-party hearing aid benefits you may have, then explain your treatment options and fees before you decide anything.
Help with your hearing aid benefits.
Tell us your insurance plan, and our office can assist you with any third-party hearing aid benefits you may have. Patients are responsible for contacting their medical insurance plan directly to confirm coverage, eligibility, and any costs for evaluations, hearing aids, and follow-up care. We’ll explain your treatment options and applicable fees so you can make an informed decision.
We are in partnership with third-party administrators (TPAs), also known as hearing benefit networks, including Ear Professionals Network for UnitedHealthcare, TruHearing for Blue Cross Blue Shield, Network Health, WPS, Humana, some Aetna plans, and UAW Trust, and Nations Hearing for Aetna. These third parties are not your medical insurance; however, they coordinate the ability to use your insurance benefit (if applicable) for hearing aid discounts. Tell us your plan and our office can help you use any benefit one of these networks offers.
Bundled or unbundled. Your choice.
Two clear ways to pay for hearing aids and the care that comes with them. We offer both and will help you decide which fits.
Bundled pricing
The hearing aids and a defined set of follow-up services, such as fittings, adjustments, and routine care, are combined into a single price.
People who prefer everything in one predictable package.
Unbundled pricing
The cost of the devices is kept separate from the cost of care, so you pay for services as you use them.
People who want more control over what they pay for and when.
Know your costs before you decide.
Confirm your coverage with your insurance plan, and we'll explain your treatment options and our fees so you can make an informed decision.
Do you take my insurance?
We work with hearing benefit networks (third-party administrators) including Ear Professionals Network, TruHearing, and Nations Hearing, which coordinate benefits from UnitedHealthcare, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Network Health, WPS, Humana, some Aetna plans, and UAW Trust. Tell us your plan and our office can assist with any third-party hearing aid benefits you may have. Please contact your medical insurance plan directly to confirm coverage, eligibility, and costs.
What if my plan is not listed?
Ask us anyway. Hearing benefits change often, and a network we work with may still apply. Your insurance plan can confirm what it covers.
Can I get a good-faith estimate?
Yes. Before you commit to anything, our office will walk you through the expected cost in writing so there are no surprises.
What is the difference between bundled and unbundled pricing?
Bundled pricing combines the hearing aids and follow-up care into a single amount. Unbundled keeps the cost of the devices separate from the cost of services, so you pay for care as you use it. Both are available and we will help you figure out which fits your situation.
Schedule an appointment at our Glendale office.
Call or send a message and we’ll help you schedule a hearing evaluation at our Glendale office. No pressure and no sales tactics, just a clear next step.
Glendale, WI 53217