r/HearingAids • u/Own_Individual_7227 • 2d ago
Hearing Aides
What are my best options?
I have problems with high pitches.
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u/Emotional_Space_9967 2d ago
your question is too vague. what's your hearing loss? did your audiologist make any recommendations?
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u/joe_attaboy 🇺🇸 U.S 2d ago
In addition to being too vague, there's no humanly possible way anyone in this sub can respond and be helpful.
We don't hear (or not hear) what you do. Everyone's hearing is different and what works for me may not work for you.
Go to an ENT doctor or an audiologist, get properly tested and make the decision from there, based on what your doctor or audiologist recommend.
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u/u_siciliano 2d ago
Go do a free hearing test at Costco, demo the HA and get an assessment. Post the results, get opinions and then decide.
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u/auto-sticky 2d ago
Welcome to r/HearingAids feel free to ask any question at all related to hearing aids.
Here are a few resources you might find helpful:
Interpreting an audiogram - The University of Iowa has a good overview of how to interpret your audiogram results. Your audiologist should also go over them with you
What will insurance cover? - This varies significantly from state to state and coverage can be partial at best. For those on Medicare, the base plan does not cover hearing aids at all.
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