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Yes, Medicaid provides coverage for hearing aids in over half of the U.S. states, although the extent of coverage can vary by state. This coverage typically includes the hearing aids themselves, along with necessary services such as audiological assessments, maintenance, and accessories like batteries. Checking with your state's Medicaid program or speaking with an AudioNova insurance specialist can provide specific information on the coverage available to you.

Some Medicare Advantage plans, also known as Part C, include additional benefits not offered by Original Medicare, such as coverage for hearing aids. These plans are offered by private insurance companies approved by Medicare. Coverage can vary greatly between plans, so it's important to review each plan's benefits closely or consult with an AudioNova expert to find a plan that meets your hearing health needs.

Insurance companies are offering more and more coverage on hearing aids. Plans may cover all or part of the cost depending on the specific program. Our hearing experts are happy to contact your insurance company on your behalf in order to verify your coverage.

For most cases, the insurance plan will allow a maximum amount and this percentage is calculated off of that. The exact amount is in your plan and the percentage is then multiplied by that amount to calculate coverage. Our staff will check these details prior to any purchase in order to explain to customer which costs are covered and how that amount was calculated.

This depends entirely on your plan. Many commercial PPO plans do not require a referral from your physician to see an in-network provider. Certain insurance policies, including Medicare, do require a referral in order to cover testing and treatment recommendations. To help you understand if a referral is needed, our hearing experts will guide you through getting the proper referral and/or documentation for your services to be covered.