Explore Hearing Aid Prices and Find the Right Solution for You

While many insurance plans offer coverage for hearing aids, it depends on your specific plan and province. Some private insurance policies and government programs may help offset the cost of hearing aids. When you book a free appointment, our team can assist you in exploring these options to make hearing care more accessible.

We understand that hearing aids can be a significant investment. There are several funding options, including government programs, insurance coverage, and flexible payment plans. Our team is happy to assist you in finding ways to make hearing care more affordable starting with a free hearing test.

Yes, hearing aids purchased from HearingLife come with our exclusive 360-AfterCare, which includes everything you need for three years, even the batteries, lowest price and satisfaction guaranteed!  Be sure to discuss warranty options with your hearing care professional to ensure you have the coverage you need.

Yes! We offer free 30-day trial periods for many of our hearing aid models, so you can experience the benefits before making a final decision. This gives you peace of mind knowing you're choosing the right solution for your hearing needs.

Hearing aids in Canada typically entail an average cost of approximately $5.00 per day over a year. This estimate varies based on factors such as your level of social engagement and desired technological features. Moreover, the overall expense can be influenced by the availability of funding options, including government subsidies and health insurance coverage. Read more about funding options available in your province.

The two main reasons for the costs of hearing aids being so high are: continuous monetary investment by hearing aid industries in improving hearing aid technology and the bundled pricing model - it includes both the services of a highly trained hearing care professional and the price of the hearing aid.

In the same way that we pay a higher price for the technology provided in computers, tablets, and cellphones, we can expect to pay for the advanced technology in hearing aids.

The advanced technology used in hearing aids is developed through continuous research. The hearing aid industry spends hundreds of millions of dollars every year to develop the technology for these devices.

Such investments mean that the technology provided today is more advanced than ever. The costs of these advancements must also be balanced by the price they are sold for.

Additionally, hearing aids are part of a bundled price. As mentioned above, the cost of hearing aids includes not only the cost of the hearing aids themselves, but it also includes the services provided by your hearing care professional.

1. Your level of social engagement: If you are highly socially engaged and often attend social events such as family gatherings and other social events, you will want to consider a premium or mid-level hearing aid. Those hearing aids can provide a sound experience that caters to your active lifestyle. This is due to the fact that premium hearing aids typically offer higher levels of noise reduction and improved speech understanding.

If your lifestyle involves a lower level of social engagement, and you engage in much quieter activities such as one-on-one conversations or walks in the park, then a basic, lower price range hearing aid might be enough to suit your specific hearing needs.  

2. Technology level desired: If you want to be able to access advanced technology features such as Bluetooth® connectivity, automatic sound adjustment, and rechargeability, you will want to consider investing in a premium or mid-level hearing aid. If such features are not a priority for you, basic, lower-priced hearing aids may be enough to suit your needs.

Guide to finding the best hearing aid for you

7 out of 10 people with hearing loss have hearing loss in both ears, resulting in them needing to have a hearing aid for each ear. Depending on your hearing loss, a hearing care professional may recommend getting a hearing aid for both ears even if the hearing loss is severe in only one ear and mild in the other. The reason for this is that it helps your brain interpret and locate sound in a balanced fashion when both ears are aided.

Other benefits of wearing two hearing aids are that they:

• Provide equal levels of auditory stimulation in both ears (keeping your brain’s listening power in shape)
• Can transfer information back and forth from one another– rather than having one hearing aid working independently to interpret sound.
• Can be set at a lower volume since when the brain is receiving signals from two hearing aids, soft tones will automatically sound louder.

Yes, we understand that acquiring hearing aids can be a significant investment. While we don't directly provide government grants, we can offer guidance on the available resources and steps you can take to explore potential financial assistance. Please be aware that eligibility requirements and coverage amounts can differ, so we strongly recommend speaking with our hearing professionals who would be happy to help you explore your options. You can also visit the respective program websites for the latest information.

No, HearingLife does not offer hearing aid rentals. Instead, we provide options like a free 30-day trial and a 90-day satisfaction guarantee to help you make a confident purchase decision.