Great Falls Hearing FAQs

Adults over age 50 should have a baseline hearing test and follow-up testing every 2 - 3 years. Individuals exposed to loud noise or experiencing symptoms should test annually.

Coverage varies by insurance provider and plan. Many insurance plans and Medicare cover diagnostic hearing evaluations, but coverage for hearing aids may differ. Our office can help verify your benefits but most of the insurance coverage questions are only answered to the patient/policy holder directly from the insurance company.

A complete hearing evaluation typically takes 45 – 60 minutes, including consultation and results discussion.

If testing indicates hearing loss, we will recommend hearing aid options tailored to your lifestyle, hearing needs, and budget. We provide professional fitting, programming, and follow-up adjustments.

Yes. Many modern digital hearing aids include tinnitus masking features that may reduce ringing and improve overall sound balance.

We offer:

• Rechargeable hearing aids
• Behind-the-ear (BTE) devices
• Receiver-in-canal (RIC) devices
• Custom in-ear models

Your Audiologist/Hearing Specialist will help determine the best option for your hearing profile.

In most cases, no referral is required. However, certain insurance plans may require one for coverage.