Does my health insurance plan include benefits for hearing aids?
If there are benefits, what are they and how much can I expect to receive?
Do I have to pay certain deductible or out-of-pocket amounts before benefits kick in, and how much are they?
How often will my health insurance plan pay towards the cost of new hearing aids, or how often do those benefits renew?
Can I go to the practice or audiologist of my choosing, or am I restricted to certain network practices or providers?
Will my preferred audiologist or practice accept my insurance?
Does my policy cover diagnostic hearing evaluations, or any other services related to hearing healthcare included with hearing aids?
Will I have to get a referral from my primary care physician before seeing an audiologist in order to be covered?
Am I restricted to purchasing a generic brand/type of hearing aid or can I choose the one I like best?
Some insurance benefits only cover hearing assessments, while others include the latest hearing aid technology and our premium level of care.
Insurance Providers We Work With
Our team has experience working with insurance carriers all over Maryland and Washington, D.C. However, it’s important to note that our offices in Washington, D.C. do not participate with any Medicaid (Medical Assistance) plans.
Aetna
Blue Cross Blue Shield
Coventry
Carefirst Administrators – BC/BS – Blue Choice – Federal
Carefirst BC/BS Medicare Advantage
Cigna Commercial
Cigna Medicare Surround
Cigna True Choice PPO
Cigna Preferred Plus
Humana Military Benefits
US Family Health Plan through JHU
Johns Hopkins EHP
UHC
Medicare, Railroad Medicare, and all the Medicare Advantage Plans
Aetna Better Health
Amerigroup
BC/BS Community Plan
Maryland Physicians Care
Medstar Family Choice
Priority Partners
UHC Community Plan
