Hearing Aid Prices in Singapore

A good pair of hearing aids in Singapore can cost anywhere from S$2,000 to $10,500 per piece, depending on the technology level, features, and hearing care services included. Mid-range and premium hearing aids often provide better speech understanding in noisy environments, improved sound quality, Bluetooth connectivity, and advanced noise management features.

For example, hearing aid brands such as Oticon incorporate innovative technologies like BrainHearing™, which is designed to support the brain’s natural way of processing sound and provide access to a fuller, more natural sound environment. Depending on the model and technology level, Oticon hearing aids can range from approximately S$1,635 to S$10,355 (inclusive of GST).

The average lifespan of a hearing aid is 3 to 7 years. This will depend on various factors such as the quality of the device, maintenance and extent of wear and tear. If you need a new hearing aid, speak to one of our hearing care professionals today.

Yes! Though hearing aids can be costly, 82% of respondents in a survey of 150 caregivers in Singapore felt that these devices were worth investing in due to their intangible benefits. This includes a better quality of life for the hearing aid user and better interpersonal relationships.

For many people, yes. Rechargeable hearing aids eliminate the need for regular battery changes and can be particularly helpful for individuals with busy lifestyles.

However, disposable battery hearing aids may still be a good option for individuals who travel frequently or prefer the flexibility of carrying spare batteries. The best option for you will depend on your needs and lifestyle preferences.

You can get prescription hearing aids from any of our hearing clinics in Singapore. At Hearing Partners, our hearing care professionals provide comprehensive hearing assessments, hearing aid fittings, and ongoing aftercare services. Book an appointment with us to get started on your hearing journey today!

Yes, eligible Singaporeans may qualify for financial assistance through schemes such as the Seniors’ Mobility and Enabling Fund (SMF) and the Assistive Technology Fund (ATF). These schemes may help offset the cost of hearing aids obtained through public healthcare institutions, including government hospitals.

Subsidy eligibility depends on factors such as age, citizenship or residency status, household income, and medical assessment requirements. Individuals who require hearing aids are encouraged to consult their healthcare provider or the relevant agency to determine their eligibility and available subsidy support. Do note that Hearing Partners does not assist with applications for hearing aid subsidies.

The application process depends on the subsidy scheme you are applying for.

For the Seniors’ Mobility and Enabling Fund (SMF), applications are typically submitted through participating healthcare institutions after a hearing assessment has been conducted and a hearing aid has been recommended by a qualified healthcare professional. Eligibility is subject to age, citizenship or residency, household income, and functional assessment criteria.

For the Assistive Technology Fund (ATF), applications are generally facilitated through SG Enable-appointed assessors or service providers. Applicants must meet the scheme’s eligibility requirements and provide the necessary supporting documents.

As application procedures and eligibility criteria may change over time, it is recommended to consult the relevant agency or healthcare institution for the latest information and guidance on the application process. Do note that Hearing Partners does not assist with applications for hearing aid subsidies.

No, MediSave cannot be used when purchasing hearing aids. However, you can apply for subsidies, such as the Seniors’ Mobility and Enabling Fund (SMF) or Assistive Technology Fund (ATF), to offset the cost of these devices.