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My biggest complaint is that the insurance companies are willing to pay for a sex change but are not willing to pay for a real need, like hearing aids. The cost to me has been what keeps me out of your clinic. I would love to have hearing aids but they are so expensive. Do you see this changing anytime soon?
I wish they had more coverage too! I’m not sure when or how it will change but I try to find good options in every price category. A lot of people can handle a monthly payment of $50 or $100 but don’t want to pay everything upfront, which is always an option. If you can’t afford the out of pocket expense at all, there are definitely some good options that are income based. The NCDHHS has a great program (https://www.ncdhhs.gov/divisions/dsdhh).