Financial Information ...

Health Insurance:

     Unfortunately Medicare does not pay for hearing aids.  Many secondary insurances, however, do have a hearing aid benefit, and the amount varies  greatly. Bring your insurance cards to your visit, and we will check on your benefits during your evaluation.  We honor most insurance discount programs, and we are in network with most PPO plans. If Medi-cal is your secondary, please give us a call, and we can direct you to a local Medi-cal provider.

Care Credit :

     Care Credit is a financing option in the form of a credit card provided by G.E. Finance, for health related purchases. It takes about five minutes to apply, while you are here. Options are up to 6 months no interest, and extended payment plans up to five years with interest.  

“Keep Your Capital” Plan

     This is our own little invention.  If you are able to put 50% down, you can spread out the second half  of the cost over 6 months, in house, no interest. It helps you keep your capital in your retirement plan, where it should be.

Tax Receipts

     Don't forget to use your receipt on your next income tax filing.

California Department of Rehab

     If having your hearing treated can help you get or keep a job, the California Department of Rehabilitation may pay for your hearing aids, and we will be happy to refer you.