There may be funding available for you to access prescription hearing aids or audiological services. From government agencies to third parties, there are a variety of funding sources specific to hearing care.
Acoustic Audiology helps you navigate the funding options and helps you complete your application. We routinely assist our clients with disability benefits claims for hearing loss and tinnitus. Most of the applications are straightforward, but we are here to help guide you through the process.
Funding programs
There are different options for every individual, so we recommend you contact our hearing clinic and we can guide you to the next step.
Acoustic Audiology is licensed to provide services to all government and insurance programs, including:
- Workers Compensation Board (WCB)
- Alberta Aids to Daily Living (AADL)
- AISH (Assured Income for the Severely Handicapped)
- Veterans Affairs Canada
- Department of National Defence
- Royal Canadian Mounted Police
- Saskatchewan Supplementary Health Benefits
- Non-Insured Health Benefits (NIHB) for eligible Indigenous Peoples
- Private insurance
Contact our clinic or book an appointment to discuss what funding might be available to you.
Audiology coverage
Acoustic Audiology has full-time clinical audiologists. This means we can provide services that are accepted by most private insurance plans that have hearing or audiology coverage. During your appointment, we can help you explore potential options for insurance coverage. If necessary, one of our audiologists can write you a prescription for those services.