Your investment in better hearing is a time-intensive process that, when all is said and done, benefits your quality of life in ways that you may not have experienced in years. You may not hear better overnight, but by retraining your ears and brain to process sounds that it hasn’t heard in years — a process we can help you with at Superior Hearing Solutions — your satisfaction with your devices will continue to increase.
Medicard services are recognized by more than 10,000 medical, dental, and veterinary offices across Canada and have helped patients get the care they need for nearly two decades. It’s simple, fast and convenient with payments to suit your budget.
Approval for financing is as simple as filling out an application. Their flexible financing options mean you can request as much or as little Medicard funding as you need, and client applications are typically approved quickly.
Web: Medicard.com
Toll Free Tel: 1-888-689-9876
Email: info@medicard.com
Albertans 18-24 years of age who have a documented hearing loss and who are pursuing full-time post-secondary studies may be eligible for government funding for hearing aids through Alberta Aids to Daily Living (AADL).
Albertans 18-64 years of age who have a documented hearing loss, and have a low income may be eligible for government funding for hearing aids through AADL.
Albertans 65+ and their spouses/adult dependents who have a documented hearing loss may be eligible for government funding for hearing aids through AADL.
Individuals who currently or previously worked for a company (not self-employed) in an occupation with noise pollution may be assessed through WCB.
Individuals who currently or previously served within the air force or military, may be assessed and found eligible for hearing aids through DVA.
Individuals may be assessed and found eligible for hearing aid funding through NIHB.
An amazing charity providing hearing devices to those individuals experiencing financial difficulty. A small fee may be paid by the patient.
The Assured Income for the Severely Handicapped (AISH) program provides financial and health-related assistance to eligible adults with a disability. The disability must be permanent and substantially limit the person’s ability to earn a living.
