Cost of Hearing Aids

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Overview:

What factors affect cost?
Do I need a hearing aid for both ears?

A wide variety of models are now available offering new possibilities and improved technology.

What factors affect cost?

It is worth comparing hearing aid technology as this varies between basic and premium models.

However, if you prefer a wider range of features, and want to enjoy large group conversations in noisy environments, you might be better off with a more advanced hearing aid.

Premium hearing aids offer additional functions such as:

Bluetooth connectivity allowing you to connect directly to smartphones and Bluetooth enabled devices
Dynamic Noise Cancellation
Use of an app to personalise your hearing experience and fine tune your hearing aids
Better understanding of speech in a noisy environment

Ultimately, however, it is your individual needs and hearing ability that determine which device is best and our Clinicians are here to help you find the right solution.

Do I need a hearing aid for both ears?

Generally speaking, if you have hearing loss in both ears, it is advisable to use a hearing aid in both ears.

This is because with two functioning ears, the brain is able to distinguish the tiniest differences in sound, making it possible to identify sounds precisely. An appropriate hearing aid should therefore be used in each ear in order to ensure improved hearing.

The cost of your hearing aid can only be determined on a case-by-case basis. The price depends on a range of factors, including the personal needs of the individual, and even on the contribution paid by the health insurance company. This makes it impossible to provide an “all-in” price. If you would like more information and a no-obligation cost estimate, you can book an appointment with one of our clinicians.