Hearing Exams and Aids
Does Medicare Cover Hearing Exams and Hearing Aids?
Medicare does not cover routine hearing exams or hearing aids of any type. In some cases, diagnostic hearing exams are covered by Medicare Part B. Please consult your physician about these exams.
You pay 100% of charges for routine hearing exams and hearing aids. If you are approved by your physician for a Medicare covered diagnostic hearing exam, you pay 20% of the charges.
You must pay a $135 deductible for any Medicare Part B services and supplies before Medicare begins to pay its share. If a doctor, health care provider or supplier does not accept assignment; the amount you pay may be higher.
For more information please see: Hearing Aids at Medicare.com
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