Hearing aids are an investment in your overall health and quality of life. They help to
enhance your everyday by ensuring you don’t miss out on important moments, enabling
you to remain social and active, helping you stay safe and alert, and bringing you the
joy of hearing your favorite sounds, music, and people.
All of these things are priceless. So, isn’t it great to know that the cost of hearing
technology needn’t be a barrier to obtaining them? In fact, there is a very simple way
to fund new hearing aids from right now until the end of the year (and we mean
the best hearing aids—ones that sound great, are comfortable to wear, and are fit to
your specific hearing needs by our licensed hearing care professional.
Invest leftover funds from your Flexible Spending Account (FSA) or Health Savings
Account (HSA).
Put pre-tax dollars toward hearing aids
As you may already know, FSA and HSA accounts are important yearly safety nets,
often reserved to cover unplanned medical expenses. Most FSA policies come with
“use-it-or-lose-it” rules that, per the IRS, require you to use your saved money by the
end of the calendar year, or at least early into the following year.
But now, with just two months to go, you can feel better that those unexpected events
are less likely to occur, and that you can use leftover funds on want-to-haves in addition
to need-to-haves.
So, with “expiring” dollars sitting in your account, you might consider buying new
glasses or looking into braces for the kids, for example—and then using your FSA and
HSA money for bigger purchases, like hearing aids.
Better hearing and living are health savings well spent
If you’ve been thinking about treating your hearing loss for some time now, you owe it to
yourself—and to the people you care about—to at least go and try out new hearing aids.
Then, if you like them, you can use your leftover FSA or HSA funds to invest in better
hearing (and ultimately, living).
Such a small bit of effort for a future that could include big life enhancements
like clearer communication, increased human connectedness, improved health
and happiness, and better overall quality of life, isn’t it?
Don’t have FSA or HSA? You do have options
Even if you don’t have an FSA or HSA account, don’t worry—other financing options for
hearing aids are available. Learn all about them, here.
Why wait to treat your hearing loss when one of the best investments you can make in
your overall health and happiness really is possible? Find out what noises you may be
missing! Schedule an appointment today
