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View Full DetailsHearing aids can be life-changing for those with hearing loss, but their costs can add up. Luckily, there are ways to make them more affordable through FSA and HSA. Did you know that hearing aids are eligible for purchase using these accounts? Whether you're considering getting a hearing aid for the first time or looking to upgrade, this guide will provide everything you need to know about hearing aids—from how they work to choosing the best one for your lifestyle
One of the most important steps in your hearing aid journey is getting a proper hearing test. The good news? We offer a free hearing test to help you determine whether you need hearing aids and what type is best suited for you. A hearing test evaluates your ability to hear different frequencies and volumes.
A hearing aid is a small electronic device that amplifies sound for people with hearing impairment. It sits either inside or behind the ear and consists of three primary components: a microphone, an amplifier, and a speaker. These parts work together to convert sound waves into electrical signals, making it easier for individuals with hearing loss to hear and understand conversations, music, and environmental sounds.
Hearing aids capture sound through the microphone, which converts it into electrical signals. These signals are processed and amplified by the amplifier and then delivered to the ear through the speaker. The volume and frequencies of sounds are adjusted to meet the specific hearing needs of the user.
Hearing aids are recommended for individuals with mild to profound hearing loss. Whether your hearing loss is age-related, caused by exposure to loud noise, or due to a medical condition, a hearing aid can significantly improve your quality of life by enhancing your ability to hear and communicate.
Yes! Hearing aids, including the batteries and maintenance costs, are considered eligible medical expenses under both FSA and HSA guidelines. You can use the funds from these accounts to cover the cost of hearing aids without worrying about paying taxes on that money.
Using your FSA/HSA to pay for hearing aids comes with a range of benefits, including:
There are several types of hearing aids available, each designed for different levels of hearing loss and personal preferences. Let’s explore the most common types:
BTE hearing aids are worn behind the ear and connected to an earpiece via a tube. They are suitable for all levels of hearing loss, from mild to severe. BTE hearing aids are highly durable and provide good sound amplification.
ITE hearing aids are custom-made to fit directly into the outer ear. They are less visible than BTE aids and are great for individuals with mild to moderate hearing loss. Since they fit in the ear canal, they are more susceptible to earwax and moisture, which may require regular maintenance.
ITC hearing aids are smaller than ITE aids and fit partially in the ear canal. These aids are suitable for mild to moderate hearing loss and offer a more discreet look. They can be difficult to handle for those with dexterity issues due to their small size.
CIC hearing aids fit entirely inside the ear canal, making them virtually invisible. They are perfect for people with mild to moderate hearing loss who prefer a discreet hearing solution. However, their small size limits the amount of amplification and additional features they can offer.
RIC hearing aids are similar to BTE devices, but the speaker is placed inside the ear canal rather than in the unit behind the ear. This type is less visible and provides a more natural sound quality. RIC devices are ideal for individuals with mild to severe hearing loss.
BAHA devices are surgically implanted and work by transmitting sound vibrations through the bones of the skull. These are typically used for individuals with conductive hearing loss or single-sided deafness.
When selecting an FSA/HSA eligible hearing aid, keep these features in mind:
Hearing aids are life-changing devices that offer immense benefits to those with hearing loss. With modern advancements in technology, hearing aids have become more effective, comfortable, and discreet. By understanding the different types and features available, as well as how to maintain your device, you can enjoy a fuller, richer auditory experience. If you suspect hearing loss or feel overwhelmed by the options, consult with a professional audiologist who can guide you through the process.