Hearing Aids

Autumn Oak offers demo hearing aids for a 1–2 week trial so you can wear your selected devices in real-life environments — at home, at work, in restaurants, and anywhere conversation matters most. Your audiologist programs the demo pair to your prescription and schedules a follow-up so you can share what's working and what needs fine-tuning before you decide.

If the trial pair isn't the right fit, we revisit the recommendation together. Call (346) 474-4626 (Ext. 3) to schedule a hearing evaluation and learn more about the demo trial process.

Autumn Oak partners with every major hearing aid manufacturer — including Phonak, ReSound, Oticon, Starkey, Signia, Widex, and more — so we can match the latest hearing aid technology to your hearing needs. Manufacturers continue to push the bar on speech clarity in noise, rechargeability, Bluetooth streaming, and tinnitus features, and our independent practice gives us the freedom to recommend the right hearing aids for you instead of one preferred brand.

We combine your audiogram results with your lifestyle goals to make a recommendation you'll actually wear and enjoy.

Hearing aid coverage depends on your specific plan. Autumn Oak accepts all major health insurance plans, including for hearing aids — though we do not accept Medicaid. Some private insurers and Medicare Advantage plans now include a hearing aid benefit, while traditional Medicare currently excludes hearing aids.

Our patient accounts team is happy to verify your benefits before your evaluation so you know exactly what's covered. CareCredit financing and our Hearing Health Plans subscription are also available — visit our Insurance and Financing page for details, or call (346) 474-4626 (Ext. 3).

Modern hearing aids are precision electronic devices that typically last five to seven years with consistent care. Daily wear introduces moisture, earwax, and accidental bumps, so routine cleaning and check-ups make a real difference in performance and longevity.

Autumn Oak's Hearing Health Plans subscription includes scheduled clean-and-checks, fittings, and annual hearing evaluations to keep your devices performing their best year after year. Most patients are ready to consider new technology around the five-to-seven-year mark — both because the hearing aids show wear and because newer hearing aid technology delivers better speech clarity, processing, and connectivity.

Yes — most current-generation hearing aids include Bluetooth streaming for cell phones, tablets, computers, and TVs. You can take phone calls hands-free, listen to music, podcasts, and audiobooks, and even stream audio from your TV directly into your hearing aids.

Manufacturer apps make many hearing aid adjustments simple to do from your phone, including volume, program changes, and tinnitus sound therapy presets. During your consultation, your hearing aid specialist will walk you through the streaming and app features for each model so you choose technology that connects with the devices you already use.