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Resources

Good decisions start with good information, and hearing care comes with plenty of questions. This library collects our plain-language guides on hearing loss, tinnitus and hearing aids, along with the practical details on paying for care. Read at your own pace, and bring your questions with you.

What Exactly is Hearing Loss?

Hearing loss is a reduced ability to hear sound in one or both ears, sometimes partial, sometimes total. Aging, noise exposure and various health conditions are the usual drivers, and the type and degree vary enormously from person to person. That's why treatment starts with a diagnostic evaluation: you can't fix what you haven't measured.

Guide to Hearing Aids

Everything a first-time buyer should know before spending a dollar: how hearing aids work, the styles and technology tiers, and what to expect from the process.

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Hearing, How the Ear Works

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Impacts of Untreated Hearing Loss

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Types of Hearing Loss

More on Types of Hearing Loss

Think You Might Have Hearing Loss?

Wondering if it's time for a professional evaluation? Get in touch, a few minutes of questions will tell us whether testing makes sense for you.

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Buzzing, whirring or ringing in your ears? It could be tinnitus.

Tinnitus, sound with no outside source, is one of the most common hearing complaints there is, and one of the most treatable-feeling once you have a plan. Many of our patients found real relief after years of assuming nothing could be done.

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Billing & Insurance Information

Hearing care should fit your budget, not fight it. Between insurance coverage and the financing programs below, most patients find a comfortable path to the care they need.

  • Allegro, Straightforward patient financing for hearing care; apply online in minutes through the link on this page.
  • Care Credit. The widely accepted healthcare credit card, with special financing on qualifying purchases of $200 or more, including hearing aids.
  • PowerPay, Flexible payment plans that split your cost into manageable monthly amounts, with a quick application and clear terms.
  • Geisinger Medicare Advantage. We proudly accept Geisinger Gold Medicare Advantage plans; learn what your coverage includes.