Posted by Goose on May 06, 2012 at 07:09:55 from (166.250.227.90):
Maybe some of ya'll already know this, but the American Legion recently came out with a program that discounts the price of hearing aids for members and immediate family.
A month or so ago, my wife finally accepted the fact that she needed hearing aids. Since Legion members get a prescription discount card, (only applies to prescriptions not covered by insurance), while I was looking for options for hearing aids for my wife, I happened to surf the "Benefits" page on the Legion website and found a link for discounts on hearing aids through a company called "HearPO". It allows you to pull up local providers.
Upshot was, we got my wife a pair of hearing aids that normally would have cost $7400 for the total of $4100, with 48 month financing. It includes one year of free batteries. That's about a 45% discount.
The program is new enough that my wife was only the second case our particular provider handled. The May American Legion magazine has an article about it on page 60.
We decided the annual membership dues are a good investment. So--if any of ya'll who are members, or eligible for membership, need hearing aids you might want to check it out.
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