OP They (Phonak) were going on 10 years old so maybe it’s time to upgrade those.
This HA (sale in Audiogon) might be a good upgrade. It’s only $150/pair now.
This HA is a solution to the HA’s background noise problem. Alex/Wavetouch audio
Hearing Aids
I have used hearing aids for 20 years, but primarily for understanding voices in movies and TV. I was considering selling my Merlin TSM speakers, but in the meantime, my wife and family were starting to complain about my hi fi levels. I put the aids in, and...WOW....what a difference in clarity and depth! Why the heck didn't I try this sooner? This was one reason why I decided to stick with the Merlins. Well, as luck would have it....I have lost one of my aids. They (Phonak) were going on 10 years old so maybe it’s time to upgrade those. However, my insurance plan will only pay $1200 towards new hearing aids. The Phenol, at least 10 years ago, were quite pricey. Any thoughts from this sage group?
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FWIW, many of the Medicare advantage plans do have a hearing aid benefit. I have such a plan (Devoted Core) that pays for the audiology test and those doctors that are in plan work with an outfit called Truhearing who provide the HA's. They have a 2 tier deductible that has a $399 co-pay for standard and $699 for premium models. Most of the major brands are available such as Widex, Starkey. Oticon, resound, Phonak and Signia. Don't have all details but am starting my research
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FWIW, many of the Medicare advantage plans do have a hearing aid benefit. I have such a plan (Devoted Core) that pays for the audiology test and those doctors that are in plan work with an outfit called Truhearing who provide the HA's. They have a 2 tier deductible that has a $399 co-pay for standard and $699 for premium models. Most of the major brands are available such as Widex, Starkey. Oticon, resound, Phonak and Signia. Don't have all details but am starting my research
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@ llg98ljk You can delete the duplicate post. Click the gear shape link (right top of your post) to delete it. Or delete both posts and rewrite without the long blanks. |
All speakers in the world sound the electronic un-natural sound (broken sound) which doesn’t blend well with human voice. All speakers in hearing test equipment are the electronic un-natural sound speakers. Those equipment’s sound are OK in doctor’s quiet room. However, they are far from the real life (natural) sound. With EQ or DSP can make only slightly better to understand human voice from HA. Money can’t buy the natural sound Hearing Aid. Alex/Wavetouch audio |
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