Hearing aid price explained
Hearing aid prices depend on the type of hearing aids a patient chooses after a complete hearing test and assessment. They range from $2500-$4500* per pair. The price of the hearing aid also includes 3 years manufacture warranty, 2 years loss and damage warranty, and lifetime in clinic services. Chat with us to learn about our offerings.
*After ADP government funding
How to get the most value out of your hearing aids?
1. Ensure you get the most out of the technology by having an audiologist that program the hearing aids to properly to fit you. Communicate needs to fully utilize the powerful technology.
2. Select a clinic who takes care of your hearing health and hearing aid continuously, and provide comprehensive after sale services.
As previously mentioned, the overall cost of hearing aids encompasses not only the manufacturing expense but also the several years of services provided by the audiologist. When purchasing hearing aids from Bloor Hearing Clinic, you will enjoy our 2-3-4 promise. 2 years of loss and damage, 3 years manufacture’s warranty, and 4 years of clinic services (which includes annual hearing test, hearing aid tuning, hearing aid cleaning, ear wax removal, loaner hearing aids while hearing aids are out for repair, and in-clinic repairs when out of warranty).
3. Take good care of your hearing aids to prolong the life of them.
Some of the Hearing aid brands we dispense
FAQ
Depending on the technology level and any special features, a pair of premium hearing aids cost on average $5000-$5500*, a pair of advanced hearing aids cost on average $4000- $4500*, and a pair of entry hearing aids cost $2000-$2500*.
*After Ontario ADP funding
Hearing aid prices in Canada are similar everywhere, regardless of the region. They range from $2000-$5500* per pair, depending on technology level and special features. When purchasing hearing aids, the most important consideration should be the skills of your audiologist and the after sale services. The skills of your audiologist will determine how well your hearing aids perform. Your hearing aids are not a one-time purchase, they require programming, tuning, firmware updates, and hearing aid maintenance. Your hearing health will require annual hearing test and/or ear wax removal.
*After Ontario ADP funding
| Hearing Test (Over 60) | Free |
| Hearing Test (Under 60) | $80 |
| Pediatric Hearing Test (Under 18) | $110 |
| Industrial Hearing Test (i.e. Toronto Police) | $125 |
| Ear Wax removal | $95 |
| Office Visit | $45 |
| Tinnitus consultation | $90 |
| Custom Ear plugs (sleep, noise, musician) | $300 |
Depending on the technology level and any special features, a pair of premium hearing aids cost on average $5000-$5500*, a pair of advanced hearing aids cost on average $4000- $4500*, and a pair of entry hearing aids cost $2000-$2500*.
*After Ontario ADP funding
Although some audiologists completed a clinical doctoral degree, audiologist are not medical doctors. Audiologists have a master’s and/or doctoral degree and are regulated health professionals governed by the College of Audiologists and Speech-Language Pathologists of Ontario.
Audiologist’s scope of practice includes diagnosing and treating of hearing loss for adults and pediatric patients, recommend and program hearing aids, cerumen management (ear wax removal), and diagnosing and treatment of vestibular balance issues. They work in various settings such as hospital, private practices, or University research programs.
OHIP covers hearing aids to some extend. The Assistive Device Program (ADP) covers up to $1000 ($500 per ear) every 3-5 years. Bloor hearing clinic will handle all application paperwork for patients to access funding so patients do not need to pay this amount when purchasing the hearing aids. We will work with you to find the best suited hearing aids for your lifestyle and budget, and offer flexible payment plans.
Hearing aids in Ontario are comparable to other provinces. They range from $2000-$5500* per pair, depending on technology level and special features. When purchasing hearing aids, the most important consideration is the skill of your audiologist and the after sale services. A skilled audiologist will be able to properly identify your needs, and select and program the hearing aids to your specific listening profile. Your hearing aids are not a one time purchase, they require programming, tuning, firmware updates, and hearing aid maintenance. And your hearing health will require annual hearing test and/or ear wax removal.
*After Ontario ADP funding
Hearing aids are not simple amplifiers. They are medical devices. When choosing hearing aids, do not focus on the price alone. The simple way to describe it is, hearing aids technology is the basis, and the clinician’s clinical and programming skills will determine how well the hearing aids fit your hearing profile.
Choose a hearing clinic that can listen to your individual needs, who will take care of your hearing and select a model and manufacturer/brand based on your lifestyle, hearing environment, hearing loss level and hearing preferences. Bloor Hearing clinic is audiologist owned and maintains not affiliation with any manufacturer. Our audiologist Rebecca will select the hearing aid brand that best fit your needs and budget. We also spend time understanding your hearing health and hearing loss medical history to make sure the hearing aids will compliment your life.