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NationsHearing® offers a custom hearing benefit designed to improve members' overall health and well-being with cost-effective hearing aids, hearing services, and an interventions program. We focus on technology-driven solutions to promote utilization and engagement through a digital hearing test, digital hearing centers, telehealth connectivity, and gamification.
Our team has decades of healthcare experience, including doctors of audiology on staff, to bring members the highest level of clinical care available.
Our Provider Network includes more than 8,000 locations across the U.S., and we have NCQA Accreditation in Credentialing and Recredentialing.
Program services include:
- Annual hearing test with no out-of-pocket cost
- Access to a nationwide network of 8,000+ providers
- Hearing aids available from all major brands
- Low pricing and a 60-day, 100% money-back guarantee
- Concierge-level service by dedicated Member Experience Advisors
- Three follow-up visits
- 3-year repair warranty
- 3 years of batteries included*
- One-time replacement coverage for lost, stolen or damaged hearing aids**
- 12- and 18-month financing options available with 0% APR, no money down
- *Not applicable to the purchase of rechargeable hearing aid models.**Deductibles may apply.
Proactive Outreach to Reinforce
Improved Health Outcomes
NationsHearing has established an outcomes-based approach to working with members by driving quality measure improvements. Our Intervention Program was awarded a Certificate of Validation by the Validation Institute. The Institute validated that our series of interventions can reduce the rate of falling in a senior population and thus, decrease costs for fall-related hospitalizations.
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Outcomes-Driven Solution
NationsHearing has established an outcomes-based approach to working with members by driving quality measure improvements.
Comorbidities Linked to Hearing Loss
Over the past decade or so, various studies have identified a link between hearing loss and conditions such as cognitive decline and Alzheimer's disease, falls among seniors, depression, diabetes, and more. These links are often referred to as comorbidities, which can be defined as the presence of two or more health conditions. They can have long-lasting effects.
Falls &
Accidents
Falls & Accidents
30% increase
in fall death rates among older adults ages 65 and older.1 Approximately
$50 billion
is spent each year on fall injuries.2
Depression &
Social Isolation
Depression & Social Isolation
93% higher
depression prevalence reported.3 Major depression disorders costed the U.S. economy
$210 billion
in 2015.4
Hospital
Readmission
Hospital Readmission
32% more likely
to be hospitalized from poor communication.5 Hospital readmissions costed Medicare about
$28 billion
in 2011.6
2Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
3JAMA Otolaryngology—Head & Neck Surgery
4Journal of Clinical Psychiatry
5Reuters
6America’s Health Rankings
2Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
3JAMA Otolaryngology—Head & Neck Surgery
4Journal of Clinical Psychiatry
5Reuters
6America’s Health Rankings
Comorbidities Linked to Hearing Loss
Over the past decade or so, various studies have identified a link between hearing loss and conditions such as cognitive decline and Alzheimer's disease, falls among seniors, depression, diabetes, and more. These links are often referred to as comorbidities, which can be defined as the presence of two or more health conditions. They can have long-lasting effects.
NationsBenefits adheres to the rigorous standards of leading healthcare regulatory and oversight agencies, as it relates to outcomes and infrastructure:
- 1The National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA) is responsible for creating and defining The Healthcare Effectiveness Data and Information Set (HEDIS), the most extensive set of performance measures that determine which healthcare services are performed and if those services are improving beneficiary health conditions.
- 2The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid uses a five-star rating system to measure the experiences beneficiaries have with their health plan and healthcare system, known as the Star Rating Program. This system is applied throughout all Medicare and Medicare lines of business with five stars being the highest rating.
We received a 100% score across multiple quality standards following a rigorous assessment of its processes for credentialing and recredentialing. As a result, we received a 3-year accreditation effective through August 2, 2025.
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Contact us today and let's discuss how we can help increase and retain member enrollment with a hearing benefit designed to improve the overall health of your members.