Researching hearing aids yourself can be a good place to start; however, with the number of options expanding rapidly, deciding which to choose can be challenging. You risk paying too much, buying a poor quality hearing aid, one that’s not appropriate for your hearing, or even one that damages your hearing further. We at Treble Health seek to simplify the choice by providing strong, unbiased, personalized recommendations for which hearing aid fits your needs.

It’s important to preserve the hearing that you have. Untreated hearing loss can have negative adverse effects. Our audiologists can provide an independent assessment based on your hearing test results and communications needs assessment.

You can! A local audiologist is a great option. Most audiologists work with the traditional “Big 6” hearing aid manufacturers. Some work with only one or two. We at Treble Health pride ourselves on being knowledgeable of all traditional hearing aids as well as the online-only options that are available to consumers. We’ll tailor a recommendation based on your needs and budget, which sometimes is indeed your local audiologist. If that’s not the best option for you, we’ll walk you through your other options in detail.

Sometimes, yes. It depends on your insurance plan and coverage. The best way to verify your hearing aid benefits is to call your health insurance provider. If you know your insurance benefits, our audiologists can recommend the best methods and products to get the most out of your insurance benefit.

Insurance does not cover the cost of our telehealth consultation services. The fee for our initial hearing telehealth consultation is $99. Follow-up plans range from $119 to $199 per month.