Free Hearing Aids by State
Every state runs hearing-aid help a little differently. Pick yours to see the Medicaid, vocational-rehab, and charity routes that actually exist where you live.
Getting hearing aids paid for often comes down to where you live — Medicaid coverage, vocational-rehabilitation agencies, state deaf-and-hard-of-hearing offices, university clinics, and charities all differ from one state to the next. Below are our in-depth, state-specific funding walkthroughs. We're adding more, so if yours isn't here yet, use the link at the bottom to request it.
State-by-state funding guides
Prefer to browse? Here's the full list — every state guide is a plain link, so it works whether or not the dropdown above runs:
Don't see your state? I'm building these out one state at a time. Tell me where you are and I'll prioritize it — request your state here.
Free Guide: 5 Questions to Ask Before You Buy
Five questions to ask before you spend $1,000 or more on hearing aids, from someone who has worn them for 13 years. A few short emails follow with what the lab data says.
- The five questions, on one page you can print
- What independent lab data says about OTC aids under $600
- When OTC isn't enough, and what a professional visit costs
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