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Hearing Well

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Hearing assistive Devices Tips

You have a diagnosis of hearing loss and may benefit from assistive devices:

  • Hearing aids may or may not be covered by your insurance

  • Another low cost option can be personal sound amplification products

Hearing Success

Whether you have hearing loss yourself, you are a parent of a child with hearing loss, or you are a hearing healthcare professional, this is your place to find the support you need.

Seniors and Hearing Loss Information Page

More information about Age-Related Hearing Loss, Hearing Aid Facts, Common Signs of Hearing Loss, and Prevention by the American Academy of Audiology:

Communicating with People who are Hard of Hearing

This link includes suggestions that may help you communicate better with a Hard of Hearing person:

Over-the-Counter Hearing Aids

For more information, click 'Learn More' below:

NM Medicaid Hearing Aids Coverage

For more information, click 'Learn More' below:

Financial Assistance for Hearing Loss Treatment

This link by the Hearing Loss Association of America provides resources for financial options for hearing loss treatment:

The New Mexico Commission for Deaf & Hard of Hearing

Home of providing effective leadership, education, advocacy, and programs to reduce barriers to the social, economic, educational, cultural, and intellectual well-being of Deaf, Hard of Hearing, and Blind New Mexicans and their families, friends, and colleagues.

Hearing Protection

The following prevention tips are for individuals of all ages to keep in mind: