Hearing aids are not covered under BC’s Medical Services Plan (MSP). However, there are several provincial, federal, and private programs that may help reduce the cost — depending on your employment status, age, income, service history, or insurance coverage.
The information below is provided as a general guide to help you understand what options exist in British Columbia. We encourage you to explore what may apply to your situation, and we are happy to discuss your options during a consultation.
Please note: Eligibility criteria, coverage amounts, and program availability can change. We recommend contacting the relevant program directly or visiting their official website for the most current information.
Eligibility: Individuals who have a work-related barrier due to a disability or a functional limitation.
WorkBC ATS provides funding for hearing aids for individuals who need them for work. While clients must apply directly, we can help by providing the required clinical hearing assessment and report documentation to assist with your application.
Eligibility: First Nations individuals who are residents of British Columbia.
FNHA provides coverage for hearing health through their benefits program. We can help you navigate the process and provide the clinical reports needed for your claim.
Eligibility: Canadian Armed Forces veterans, current serving members, and eligible RCMP members.
Eligibility: Workers in BC with an accepted work-related hearing loss claim.
If you have a claim with WorkSafeBC, we can provide the professional hearing services and device recommendations required for their approval process.
Eligibility: Anyone with employer-sponsored or private benefits.
Most private plans offer hearing aid coverage. We provide the detailed receipts and clinical findings you need to submit for reimbursement.
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