Hearing access program

BHA will continue to lobby for increased funding and broader eligibility criteria for government-funded programs to ensure as many Australians as possible are covered. The BHA Hearing Access Program is a scheme that provides second-hand, fully refurbished hearing aids at a low cost to those eligible for the program. Rather than set a specific level of hearing loss, the BHA Hearing Access Program only requires that there is a demonstrable clinical need for hearing loss treatment.

The hearing aids are collected from the community through different collection points and organisations and transferred to qualified audiologists to be refurbished. Initial enquiries should be made to Better Hearing Australia Brisbane. The costs of the program have been kept as low as possible to ensure as many people have access as possible. If you would like to discuss your eligibility, please contact Better Hearing Australia Brisbane today.

Help us help the one in six Australians suffering from the world's most prevalent sensory disability. Hearing Access Program Low-cost hearing aid access for people in need.

Website: ftri. New vouchers may be issued every four 4 years. Recipient may keep as needed. Name of Program: Relay Indiana Website: relayindiana.

The companies may pass on the assessment to consumers. How Equipment Provided: Loaned to recipients. For wireless devices, the loan period is two 2 years. Funding Source: The Public Service Commission may impose upon all local exchange telephone companies a monthly relay service fee Combined with Relay Services. The guidelines for and eligibility requirements of these programs vary widely.

Funding Source: Direct financial assistance provided by the state. No Statewide Program. The Deaf Modification Program, which covers all persons with hearing loss, provides specialized equipment for owner-occupied residential properties and rental units located only within the corporate limits of Columbus, Ohio.

Website: staterelay. Supported in part by federal funding under the Assistive Technology Act of Also funded by a Telecommunications Relay Service Program surcharge.

The contribution factor for each provider is determined annually. The vouchers are exchanged with a registered vendor for the specific device selected by the recipient who takes ownership of the device.