How much do hearing aids cost?

Hearing aid prices

The average price of one hearing aid can vary between $1,000 and $4,000.

To put this into perspective, over the course of 4 years, a pair of hearing aids could require an investment of about $4.25 per day, which is approximately the price of a latte.

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What's included in the price when you purchase hearing aids with us?

Right from the start, we’re here for you to help you along your hearing journey, so when you buy a hearing aid at an Audika clinic, you get more than a high-quality hearing aid. You also get the following:

A personalised hearing aid fitting with highly qualified clinicians
Guidance with paperwork when applying for hearing services program subsidies
Confidence with a 60-day change of mind return period, and for all Oticon, Sonic and Bernafon hearing aids 12-month hearing aid loss and damage cover and 4-year hearing aid warranty - all part of the Audika Advantage⁴
Free hearing aid cleaning
Access to our 400+ clinic network
Access to the latest in hearing care technology

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Hearing aid funding options

When you purchase hearing aids with us, we help you understand how you could benefit from attractive payment plans and other funding opportunities. Read more to learn about hearing aid funding options.

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The Australian Government Hearing Services Program
The Australian Government Hearing Services Program¹ aims to reduce the impact of hearing loss, by providing eligible clients with access to a range of hearing services which may include a comprehensive hearing assessment and annual reviews, as well as, where appropriate, fully subsidised hearing aids and an optional annual maintenance agreement to receive repairs and batteries to support your hearing aids for a small fee.

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Flexible payment options
At Audika, we want to make it easier for you to invest in your hearing. That's why we have a fee-free, interest free payment plan that offers flexible payment options to suit your individual needs. It's just one of the ways we are making it easier to hear better, with Audika.

Read more about Audika's flexible funding options.

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Private Healthcare Insurance
If you have private healthcare insurance, your provider may have extras cover for audiology3. As private healthcare insurance provider's vary in insurance coverage, it is recommended you to check with your private health insurance provider to determine your entitlements.

Read more about private healthcare funding options.

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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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FAQ about hearing aid prices

7 out of 10 people with hearing loss have hearing loss in both ears, resulting in them needing to have a hearing aid for each ear. Depending on your hearing loss, a hearing care expert may recommend getting a hearing aid for both ears even if the hearing loss is severe in only one ear and mild in the other. The reason for this is that it helps your brain to interpret and locate sound in a balanced fashion when both ears are aided.

Other benefits of wearing two hearing aids are that they:
- Provide equal levels of auditory stimulation in both ears (keeping your brain’s listening power in shape)
- Can transfer information back and forth from one another– rather than having one hearing aid working independently to interpret sound.
- Can be set at a lower volume since when the brain is receiving signals from two hearing aids, soft tones will automatically sound louder.

Nimi Daya Naran - Audiologist and Head of Medical Services & Graduate Development ANZ

BA(Psych), M.Clin.Aud., MAudSA(CCP)

Nimi is an experienced Audiologist whose clinical career and dedication to the Audiology industry has afforded her many opportunities, where she has had the ability to specialise in paediatrics, adult rehabilitation, complex adult rehabilitation and tinnitus. Through these specialities she recognised her passion for clinical excellence and educating others.

Today, she draws on that experience in her work as the Head of Medical Services and Graduate Development. Her current role allows her to raise hearing health awareness amongst general practitioners. As well as contribute to the development of clinicians in their early career, to ensure they have a strong clinical foundation as they begin their journey in the Audiology industry. She has also developed initiatives to improve clinical service delivery and client care. More recently she has established the Audika Specialist Referral Network, an initiative to ensure clients who could benefit from implantable technology are given access to these services. As well as ensuring these clients are supported throughout their implant journey.

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¹Conditions apply under the Australian Government Hearing Services Program.
²Click here for further information on payment plans.
³Check with you health fund provider to find out what rebates may apply to you
⁴Click here for Audika Advantage terms and conditions.

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