What’s that? Hearing aid is not covered by Medicare? Yes, you heard it correctly. Hearing routine exams or hearing aids can cost as much as $3,000 per ear (not to be mistaken for “year”).
Luckily, some Medicare Advantage plans provide coverage for hearing aids and fitting exams, while certain discount programs provide lower-cost hearing aids. Your health savings account, if you have one, can help you pay some of the hearing aids and other out-of-pocket expenses, free of any taxes.
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