Affordable Hearing Aids
At FitHearing, we are working hard for you, the customer, to bring affordable hearing aids, without sacrificing the necessary follow-up care and availability that are crucial to getting the best, safest performance out of your hearing aids. An improperly fitted (programmed) pair of hearing aids may not give you the amplification you need, or, even worse—they may cause additional hearing loss.
Recent developments in hearing aid technology have made it possible to host telehealth conferences and make remote adjustments directly from the hearing aids’ associated smartphone apps. This plays a major role in enabling us at FitHearing to offer premium, affordable hearing aids all across the United States. We bring a convenient, in-office experience to you within the comfort of your home or wherever you need to be at the time of your appointment.
Our affordable hearing aids come with lifetime care provided by a Doctor of Audiology. Audiologists are trained at universities to diagnose and treat problems with the ear, whereas many hearing aid retailers are less qualified technicians, only certified to confirm sensorineural hearing loss and sell hearing aids. We accept audiograms from any licensed tester, or we can offer a clinically validated test using tablet software and a remote connection to your FitHearing audiologist. Follow-up care is included and unlimited, as are rapid repair services so you won’t go without your hearing aids for long. Using telehealth technology, we can offer affordable hearing aids and premium audiological services at up to 40% off normal retail prices.
Hearing aids are a crucial and significant purchase. It’s important to get a set of hearing aids that offer the kind of quality that will make them a joy to wear, rather than a burden. At FitHearing, we do not sell hearing aids that we don’t believe fit this criterion. We carry the major brands of premium hearing aids at up to 40% off.
Just how affordable are our hearing aids?
Our brands and their retail prices are as follows:
Signia
Based in Germany, Signia offers a set of hearing aids for every need and style. They offer one of the smallest hearing aids on the market, the Signia Silk which is even offered in a Cros device. The Active Pro devices look like classic bluetooth devices, and retail prices range from $1,299–$3,000 per aid. FitHearing prices range from $899 to $1499 per hearing aid on Signia.
Phonak
Based in Switzerland, Phonak has been at the leading edge of hearing aid technology for nearly a century. Their list of pioneering innovations is long, but they were the first company to implement classic Bluetooth technology in their hearing aids, which is now nearly ubiquitous. Their hearing aids boast long battery life, and they even offer a waterproof (up to 1.5’) option in their Audéo Life line. Retail prices range from $1,300–$3,700 per aid. FitHearing prices range from $799 to $1949 per hearing aid on Phonak.
Widex
Widex is a Danish company whose headquarters and manufacturing facility is powered completely by wind and solar. They offer some of the most brilliant sounds among hearing aids and are the choice of many musicians. Their technology also includes programming for relaxation and sleep assistance through their ZEN app. Retail prices range from $1,400–$3,600 per aid. FitHearing prices range from $1099 to $1699 per hearing aid on Widex.
ReSound
ReSound offers a hearing aid for every need and lifestyle. Their rechargeable hearing aids offer some of the longest battery life on the market, and their hearing aids can help with tinnitus masking via the built-in Tinnitus Sound Generator (TSG). Their special M&RIE receiver allows the microphone and receiver to be in the ear to give a natural sound quality. Retail prices range from $1,700–$4,000 per aid. FitHearing prices range from $1299 to $1699 per hearing aid on ReSound.
Starkey
The only American based hearing aid company offering groundbreaking technology, Starkey is the first to offer rechargeability in an ITE (in-the-ear) hearing aid. Their hearing aids are also capable of alerting medical professionals if you experience a fall and include such features as Google translate. Retail prices range from $1,300–$4,400 per aid. FitHearing prices range from $999 to $1799 on Starkey.
Unitron
Unitron invites you to experience “each moment as you’ve never heard it before.” An intuitive app allows you to personalize your hearing experience, while at the same time they offer enhanced automatic sound optimization. Their Moxi line of RIC (receiver-in-canal) and BTE (behind-the-ear) hearing aids won 2021’s Red Dot Award, and the company has won seven times since 2014! Unitron’s retail from anywhere between $1299 and $3000 per hearing aid. FitHearing prices range from $799 to $1549 on Unitron.
Does Medicare Cover Hearing Aids?
Yes and no. Medicare Part A and Part B do not cover hearing aids, but a Medicare Advantage plan (Part C) can be selected that will cover hearing aids, in many circumstances. Medicare Advantage is a very modular plan that works with private insurers. You can build a Medicare Advantage plan that will cover hearing aids, though the cost of hearing aids purchased through FitHearing is usually less expensive than a Medicare Advantage plan.
