Hear at Home Helps with Social Assistance and Disability Coverage

Hearing instruments and associated repairs and supplies are available under the Employment and Assistance Regulation and Employment and Assistance for Persons with Disabilities Regulation.

People with disabilities may have access to assistive technologies through WorkBC to help find a job, or continue working at their current job, like:

Assistive devices, equipment, and technology
Communication and hearing devices
Ergonomic supports and other personal devices
Interpreting and captioning services
Workplace access and modification.

Check out the eligibility criteria and coverage guidelines to find out if and how much help you might be available.

Let Hear at Home Find Out If You Qualify

Hearing care and hearing aids represent a significant investment for which many individuals, especially those on a fixed income, need help. Fortunately, Hear at Home is a registered provider for Social Assistance and Disability benefits and we’re able to help locate financial assistance for hearing instruments and some services, such as repairs and battery replacements, either through the regional health authority or through private service providers.

If you or a loved one might require financial assistance for hearing care or hearing instruments, fill out and submit the adjacent form and one of our client care specialists will contact you with information regarding your next steps.

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