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Find similar grantsThe Heart of Hearing Aid Program is sponsored by The Heart of Hearing. Established in 2021, The Heart of Hearing is a nonprofit organization in Middle Tennessee that offers hearing aids and accompanying audiologist appointments, free of charge, to young professionals in need.
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Financial Assistance | Hearts for Hearing The cost of hearing aids should not limit a child from having the opportunity to learn to listen and talk. Thanks to donors, charitable foundations, and legislative support, we are able to offer financial assistance for qualifying pediatric patients with hearing loss.
Financial Stewardship is of the upmost importance, which is why the insurance benefits available for our patients are utilized before the foundation pays any charges associated with hearing aids and/or services. As a foundation, we provide the first set of hearing aids to all newly diagnosed infants and children in Oklahoma up to age 18 at no cost to the family.
In addition to hearing aids, we provide all audiology services at no cost to the family for children with hearing loss under the age of 3 to families in Oklahoma. Financial assistance is awarded based on the Financial Aid Policy established by the Hearts for Hearing Board of Directors and is re-evaluated annually based on available funding.
Other Hearts for Hearing pediatric services and programs may also be covered through our financial aid assistance policy. To be considered for the Hearts for Hearing Financial Assistance Program, you will need to complete an application, upload the following documents and pay the $25 application fee through a Docusign link.
A completed application form A copy of your most current federal and/or state tax return $25 non-refundable processing fee A copy of your insurance card A copy of your child’s IEP or IFSP (if applicable) Please contact Susan LaFleur at 405-548-4319 with any questions related to Hearts for Hearing’s Financial Assistance Program or to receive the application link.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Professionals in Middle Tennessee aged 18-50 who are employed full-time and have a pure tone average greater than or equal to 30 dB HL. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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