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Navigating the world of hearing aid insurance can be a confusing and overwhelming process. We offer a dedicated team of trained professionals to advocate for you and partner with you to receive the hearing aid coverage you are entitled to.
We have been serving the people of West Texas with our offices in Lubbock and Snyder for many years, and in that time, we’ve become specialists in dealing with insurance companies like Blue Cross Federal and GEHA.
These plans are actually two of our favorites, as the benefits for hearing are somewhat straightforward, not a confusing percentage, and not dependent upon meeting a deductible.
This article will provide an overview for patients who have Blue Cross Blue Shield (BCBS) Federal and Government Employee Health Association (GEHA) plans. The information in this article is not however, a guarantee of benefits, but simply intended to help patients navigate typical policies. There are always exceptions to the rule.
Some employee groups that we’ve seen with the BCBS or GEHA Federal Plan includes employees, retirees, and their families of:
- Post Office Workers
- Federal Prison Workers
- Railroad Workers
- Policitians/Judges/Heads of Labor and State Departments
Our benefit team has found the following hearing aid benefits from BCBS Federal Plan:
- $2500 hearing aid benefit for patients with hearing loss, tested by an audiologist every 5 calendar years
- No referral required
- No deductible required
Our benefit team has found the following hearing aid benefits from GEHA:
- $2500 total every 36 months
- Limited or no deductible required
- No referral required
Cornerstone Audiology is in network and is a participating provider with this type of health insurance.
Do you have one of these policies or are you interested in finding out what your exact and specific hearing aid coverage is? Click the button and fill out the simple form.
One of our insurance verification specialists will verify your benefits and schedule you to review this information with a provider in person in order to assess all of your options for hearing aid coverage.
