An Act providing coverage for hearing aids
This bill requires health insurance plans in Massachusetts to cover hearing aids for individuals who need them, regardless of the cause of their hearing loss. It mandates that plans pay up to $500 for the first hearing aid per ear every three years and cover 80% of the cost for the next $1,500, while also including related services like evaluations and fittings. The law applies to both group and individual health policies and ensures that these benefits do not face higher deductibles or copayments than other medical services. Additionally, people can choose more expensive hearing aids if they wish, paying only the difference out of pocket without penalty.
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