Why Beltone?

Hearing loss is unique to each person—even among family and friends. That’s why we tailor every visit to your specific needs. Based on your hearing levels and lifestyle, your hearing care professional will recommend the hearing aid that’s right for you. We take the time to get to know you so we can create a personalized solution that helps you hear your best.

Our goal is to improve your hearing.

We invest heavily in research and development to continually bring you new products and improve the hearing aids we have.

We are founded on service, so you are never alone during this journey. With over 1,500 Beltone locations nationwide, each Beltone location is a healthcare partner that will deliver personalized service wherever you visit.

Plus, we offer ongoing care and protection that covers you for the life of your hearing aids with BelCare™. We know there is always more to hear, so for the past 80 years, we have focused on patient care and product development. And, we have no interest in stopping.

Find the Hearing Aid style that is the right fit for you.

Beltone offers several different styles that fall into three main categories:

Receiver-in-Ear (RIE)

Benefits:

Discreet; Virtually Invisible
Selection of colors available to match skin tone or hair color
Sleek and Light
Matchless Transmission of Sound

Cost:

Starting at $500

Custom Hearing Aids

Benefits:

Small as a Blueberry
Easy to Insert and Remove
Variety of colors, styles and features
Compatible with wearing masks and oxygen

Cost:

Starting at $995

Behind-the-Ear (BTE)

Benefits:

Matches Flesh tone and Hair Color
Transparent Tube
Comfortable and Lightweight
Budget Friendly and Adapts to most Lifestyles
Suitable for more severe losses

Cost:

Starting at $500

Beltone offers FREE Hearing Tests by a Licensed Hearing Instrument Specialist.

Your Beltone hearing care professional will guide you through the steps of a thorough hearing evaluation, including:

A visual examination of your ear using an otoscope
Air and bone conduction testing
Word discrimination testing

After your evaluation, we’ll show you your results on an audiogram. An audiogram provides a visual representation of the sounds you’re hearing and the sounds you’re missing.

Don’t waste your money on cheap hearing aids.

There are many imposters when it comes to hearing aids. If it sounds to good to be true, it typically is. The imposters you find in direct mail or online for $300 are amplifiers. Meaning, if you are sitting in a crowded restaurant and you need to hear better. By inserting an imposter, every sound you hear will amplify at the same time while not necessarily making the words any clearer.