Depends. Some charge $300 deductable. Others charge you on the backend, $5000 - $7000 instead of $1600 per pair. And other providers charge an insurance rate, $200 or so for coverage for 1-3 years.
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Depends. Some charge $300 deductable. Others charge you on the backend, $5000 - $7000 instead of $1600 per pair. And other providers charge an insurance rate, $200 or so for coverage for 1-3 years.
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By charge more on the backend, do you mean charge more for their aids and bundled services versus Costco?
Is the $300 deductible something the hearing aid manufacturer’s charge or is that practice specific? I didn’t get any written warranty or loss coverage terms.
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Yes, the providers I have talked to that give free replacements are significantly more expensive. Others that are less expensive charge a deductible, $300 seems a common amount. And finally I have talked to a few cheaper providers who simply charge for coverage for 1-3 years for around $2-300.
So of all the providers I have spoken to Costco is the most “free” when it comes to replacements.
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