If you have an AARP® Medicare Supplement Plan from UnitedHealthcare®, you may have access to the AARP® Hearing Solutions™ program—offering savings on hearing aids and support to help you explore your options.
Request an appointmentExplore your options
Find hearing solutions that may fit your needs, lifestyle, and budget.
Learn about hearing aidsChoose how to get care
Work with a hearing care professional or explore over-the-counter (OTC) hearing aids you can purchase online.
Find a provider
Hearing care today is more flexible than ever. Instead of a one-size-fits-all approach, you can choose how much care and support is right for you.
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Connect with a hearing care professional to get a comprehensive hearing exam, explore treatment options, and choose the best solution for your needs—supported by access to a nationwide network of 6,500+ providers to help you find convenient, local care.
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Review your hearing test results with a hearing care professional to understand your options and choose the best solution for your lifestyle, budget, and level of hearing loss.
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All prescription hearing aid purchases include a 60-day trial period with fitting and adjustments. Additional support packages with extended durations of care are available for an additional fee.
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You can purchase OTC hearing aids directly from the AARP Hearing Solutions online store, no prescription needed! All products available have been reviewed and recommended by hearing experts, to help make sure you get a quality device at a good price.
Taking proactive steps to address hearing loss as soon as you can positively impact your physical, social and mental health.
Enjoy daily activities more
Whether it's gardening or going to the gym, better hearing may help you share the fun in your favorite pastimes.
Stay connected to people you love
Better hearing helps you be an active participant in conversations and keeps you interacting with friends and family.
Support brain health
Using hearing aids may help prevent depression, memory issues or health problems such as dementia.1
Need help getting started? Call UnitedHealthcare Hearing
1-855-523-9355, TTY 711, Monday to Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. CST.
Explore these frequently asked questions to help determine which option might be right for you.
Yes: If you have worn hearing aids in the past, then you may already be familiar with how much hearing loss you have. Requesting an appointment would be a good next step.
No: If you haven't had hearing aids before, meeting with a hearing care professional in UnitedHealthcare Hearing's network is a great first step. Knowing how much hearing loss you have is a good indicator of whether an over-the-counter device could be an effective solution for you or if getting prescription hearing aids is a better option.
There are many items that impact hearing aid costs, including the type and number of features and level of follow-up care and repairs. Understanding what you want your hearing aid to be able to do will help you determine which features and devices may be right for you.
Whether you choose to access in-person care with a provider in UnitedHealthcare Hearing's network or decide to buy an over-the-counter hearing aid, there are many options to fit your budget.
UnitedHealthcare Hearing offers Relate® prescription hearing aids that have a rich set of features and powerful technology – at a price that can help you save thousands on a pair of hearing aids.
Not very: Working with a licensed hearing care professional will provide you with hands-on support from a hearing expert in your area. At your appointment, you'll have the opportunity to talk about your hearing options, have your hearing checked, review the results, learn about available hearing aids and get a recommendation for a prescription hearing aid.
Very: If you own a smartphone and are comfortable downloading apps, over-the-counter (OTC) hearing aids could be a good option for you. OTC hearing aids can be purchased without an appointment or prescription and come with a companion app to finetune settings and access support. OTC hearing aids work best for individuals with self-diagnosed mild-to-moderate hearing loss, so if you have diagnosed hearing loss it will be best to continue using prescription hearing aids and working with your hearing care professional.
I'm somewhere in the middle: Through AARP® Hearing Solutions™ provided by UnitedHealthcare Hearing, you have access to a no-cost hearing exam and consultation. If you're unsure about your options or want help learning about hearing aids, meeting with a hearing care professional to begin with is a great way to start your journey.
