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What does health insurance cover?

Czech public health insurance contributes 6,817 CZK towards a hearing aid, once every five years, for a patient with hearing loss. For chronic whistling, hissing or buzzing in the ears (tinnitus) the insurer also contributes, if the conditions are met, towards a second hearing aid — 13,634 CZK in total. You do not have to go anywhere else; we handle all the paperwork.

Examinations and all further care with us are free of charge — fully covered by Czech public health insurance. A basic hearing aid is free too. You pay only the difference in price if you choose a more expensive hearing aid from a higher category.

What are the hearing aid categories?

Basic

Patient pays: 0 CZK

fully covered by insurance

Suitable, for example, for undemanding listening to television without background noise.

Mid-range

Patient pays: 4,000–7,000 CZK

Advanced electronics that markedly improve speech clarity even in more demanding settings (noise, several people).

How the categories differ

BasicMid-rangePremium
Listening in quiet surroundingsgoodvery goodexcellent
Understanding in noise and in a groupbasicgoodexcellent
Background noise reductionbasicadvancedtop-level, with artificial intelligence
Automatic adaptation to surroundingslimitedyesyes, seamless
Connection to phone and televisionlimitedyesyes, including hands-free

Even basic and mid-range hearing aids are an enormous help for good hearing. You can book an appointment and try hearing aids here with no obligation — you will judge for yourself the difference between life with a hearing aid and without one.

We have contracts with these health insurers.

  • Všeobecná zdravotní pojišťovna (VZP)
  • Vojenská zdravotní pojišťovna (VoZP)
  • Česká průmyslová zdravotní pojišťovna (ČPZP)
  • Oborová zdravotní pojišťovna (OZP)
  • Zdravotní pojišťovna ministerstva vnitra (ZPMV)
  • Revírní bratrská pokladna (RBP)

Patients without Czech public health insurance and patients from abroad are treated for direct payment, according to the examinations and procedures carried out.

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