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How much do hearing aids cost?

Hearing aid prices

The average price of one hearing aid can vary between $1,000 and $3,500. To put this in perspective, over the course of 4 years, a pair of hearing aids (priced at $3,000 each) would cost about $5.57 per day, which is approximately the price of a latte.

Hearing aid price comparison table

Options+ By Category

Essential
Per pair

Advanced
Per pair

Premium
Per pair

 Ultimate
Per pair

 
$2.56
Per day
$83 per month
$4.84
Per day
$150 per month
$5.57
Per day
$172 per month
$6.30
Per day
$192 per month
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Loss and Damage Warranty

360° Sound Experience

Telecoil Custom only
Manufacturer's warranty for repairs
3 years 3 years 3 years 3 years
Tinnitus Sound Support
Limited Basic Moderate Maximum
Background Noise Reduction Basic
Moderate
Maximum
Noise Reduction (Wind/Background)
Limited Basic
Moderate
Maximum
BrainHearing™ Technology Basic
Moderate
Maximum
Lithium-ion rechargeable batteries


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+Ultimate hearing aids based on the following models: Oticon Real™ 1 miniRITE-R; Premium hearing aids based on the following models: Oticon Real™ 2 miniRITE-R; Advanced hearing aids based on the following models Oticon Real™ 3 miniRITE-R; Please see manufacturer's websites at Oticon or speak with your hearing care provider for complete product details. Prices are calculated based on a 3-year period and subject to change.

Why do hearing aids cost so much?

Hearing aids at HearingLife cost between $1,000 and $3,500 per device (or $2,000 - $7,000 per pair). This price is the result of many things, which may include the cost of high-tech materials, research and development, hearing aid fitting by a licensed professional, ongoing adjustments, dome and wax trap replacements and more. When you purchase hearing aids, you’re benefiting from over 100 years of technological advancements, plus your provider’s experience and more.

We sell hearing aids in 4 technological tiers to fit various lifestyle and budget considerations. 

These tiers include:
Essential
A basic hearing aid that is great for those with quieter lifestyles.
Advanced
More advanced features than essential, such as basic tinnitus sound support and basic background noise reduction.
Premium
Additional advancements over the previous technology tier, including moderate background noise reduction and better clarity in noise.
Ultimate
The latest technology available, including features like wind noise reduction and rechargeable batteries.
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HearingLife's AfterCare Benefits

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Complimentary repair service
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Clean and tune your current hearing aids
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Loss and damage coverage++
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Complimentary annual checkups
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OnDemand care
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Smart investment

Hearing care is health care. When considering the price of hearing aids, consider the overall life improvement that you can expect. A recent study by Marketing Research, Inc. and the Hearing Industries Association showed that the majority of hearing aid users reported the following benefits:

  • Higher quality of life
  • Improved communication
  • Higher performance at work
  • Increased levels of confidence 

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FAQs about hearing aid prices

Leslie Soiles, Chief Audiologist at [Company Name]
Dr. Leslie Soiles

Au.D., Doctor of Audiology
Lic. #364, Chief Audiologist, HearingLife

Dr. Leslie Soiles founded HearingLife's Shrewsbury office (formerly New England Hearing Instruments) in 1996. As a Doctor of Audiology, she has worked with Ear, Nose and Throat Physicians for the first 20 years of her career.

Dr. Soiles serves as Chief Audiologist for HearingLife. Click here to read her complete bio and learn more about her education and background.

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