Staying connected is incredibly important as we age.
- Nearly 25% of those aged 65 to 74 and half of those who are 75 and older have disabling hearing loss Healthcare costs are 46% higher on average for those with hearing loss
- Untreated hearing loss is also associated with cognitive and functional decline, therefore patients with untreated hearing loss often have:
−Difficulty communicating with healthcare providers
−Reduced compliance (prescription drug regimens, therapies, etc.
−Increased risk for cognitive disorders
−Increased risk for depression and loneliness
−Increased risk for falls
- These comorbidities (mild-cognitive impairment, falls, and debilitating effects of depression/loneliness) contribute to an increase in senior care costs which can result in earlier and more claims
- According to the National Council on Aging, people who wear hearing aids report lower levels of depression
- Hearing aids improve balance and may reduce risk of falling for people over 65
- Hearing aids can significantly aid your brain by keeping you mentally sharp, lowering your risk of depression, and improving your balance
TruHearing makes getting hearing care easy and affordable.
Hearing aids can be expensive,
but you can save thousands with TruHearing®
The TruHearing program includes:
- State-of-the-art technology
- The latest technology from top hearing aid manufacturers
- Hearing solutions for virtually every type of hearing loss
- Significantly lower prices on the same models sold at retail locations
- Personalized Care
- Guidance and assistance from a TruHearing Hearing Consultant
- Local, professional care with over 6,000 provider locations nationwide
- Three follow-up visits for fitting and adjustments
- Help Along Your Way
- A worry-free purchase with a 45-day risk free trial and 3-year warranty
- 48 free batteries per aid included with non-rechargeable models
- Guides to help you adapt to your new hearing aids