How to get compensation?

Hearing loss can significantly affect a person’s quality of life, but modern hearing aids can help restore the ability to hear. The State Health Insurance Fund (SHI) reimburses hearing aids for those patients who meet the established criteria and have a doctor’s referral.
What do you need to know about reimbursed hearing aids?

  • Free for the patient – ​​hearing aids are fully financed by the SHI, so you will not have to pay for either the device itself or the production of individual earmolds.
  • Suitable for children and adults – hearing aids are programmed individually according to the hearing loss, regardless of age
  • Doctor’s referral – necessary – in order to receive a hearing aid with reimbursement, you need to visit an otolaryngologist who will assess your hearing condition and issue a referral.
  • Wide selection of models – both in-the-ear and behind-the-ear devices are available, taking into account individual needs and the level of hearing loss.
  • Modern and reliable devices – compensated devices are high-quality, comfortable and meet modern technical requirements.

For children

For a child under 7 years of age,
2 appliances every 3 years and
individual inserts every 1 year are reimbursed, while for a child over 7 years of age, both appliances and
inlays are reimbursed every 5 years.

For adults

For adults, both appliances and inserts are reimbursed every 5 years.

Applying for subsidized hearing aids

When coming to OPERA hearing centers to purchase reimbursed hearing aids, you must have:

  • A properly completed medical document extract from an otolaryngologist
    (form 027/or 025/a), which indicates the hearing aid group according to the level of hearing impairment;

  • A hearing test performed by an otolaryngologist – an audiogram;

  • A document confirming the identity of the person.

  • If you do not have a referral, during a FREE consultation we will provide you with all the information about the award of compensation and introduce you to the hearing aid models that would be suitable for your hearing impairment. You will also be able to try out the selected hearing aids while you wait for the award of compensation.

Compensated hearing aids

Fully compensated hearing aids

Partially compensated hearing aids

Smart connections

How to connect

Hearing aids support Bluetooth connectivity, and those released after November 2024 also support Auracast connectivity, which expands the functionality and capabilities of hearing aids.

Connecting with

The hearing aids support a mobile app or direct connection with both Android and iOS devices, and even smart TVs.

Manage yourself

All hearing aids can be controlled via a mobile app. It allows you to conveniently and discreetly adjust the volume, select and change programs, leave feedback for your hearing care professional, or even create your own desired listening environment.

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Batteries

International standard lithium air batteries for hearing aids.
They come in 4 sizes: 10, 312, 13 and 675.

Behind-the-ear hearing aids
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