Resound

Resound is a Danish manufacturer and part of the GN Group, a group with more than 150 years of specialized experience in developing the world’s best and most innovative audio devices. The GN Group also includes, for example, Jabra, which you may know from its soundbars and headsets, and Beltone, which also produces hearing aids.

Resound hearing aids

Resound hearing aids are developed with the belief that they should meet your unique needs and you hardly notice you are wearing them. In addition, Resound offers what they call an eco-system of complete hearing solutions, with apps and wireless peripherals that adapt to different situations and environments. Want to learn more about the latest developments? Then read our blog!

Will such a hearing aid fit me?

Resound offers hearing solutions for everyone, but whether and which hearing aid is right for you is very personal. It depends entirely on your wishes and needs. Think about your degree of hearing loss and the functions you would like to have. Our hearing care specialists will be happy to provide you with honest and sincere advice. Make an appointment soon for a free, no-obligation hearing test!

What does a Resound hearing aid cost?

Unfortunately, the cost of a hearing aid is not straightforward. What you pay depends on the hearing protocol, your health insurance and your deductible. This may sound complicated, but of course we are happy to explain it to you.

The hearing protocol

The hearing protocol determines how the hearing care professional should provide a hearing solution according to the Health Insurance Act. Through a questionnaire, hearing test and conversation with the audiologist, you are assigned to one of five categories. These categories represent your degree of hearing loss and the related necessary needs. If you choose a hearing aid from the category assigned to you, the health insurance will reimburse (part of) the costs.

Basic insurance

The basic insurance covers 75% of the cost of your hearing aid, provided you no longer have an outstanding deductible. If you still have this, it will be deducted first and the health insurance company will pay the rest of the 75%. Suppose your hearing device costs € 1000 and you still have € 100 outstanding deductible, then € 650 will be reimbursed from the basic insurance.

The co-payment

The remaining 25% is called the co-payment. In principle, you pay this yourself, unless you have supplementary insurance for this. If you have no outstanding deductible and you have supplementary insurance for your own contribution, then your hearing aid is free, so to speak.

Our hearing care specialists always calculate in advance what a hearing aid will cost you, so there are never any surprises!

Out-of-category hearing aids

Some hearing aids are not covered by the hearing protocol. We call these out-of-category hearing aids or hearing aids from the private market. They are often the more advanced devices with more extensive features. They are not covered by the hearing protocol because these features are not considered necessary, but of course you may want these features. You always have the option of purchasing an out-of-category hearing aid, however, when you do so, it is not covered by health insurance and you pay for it entirely yourself.

Resound accessories

All Resound accessories such as filters and chargers are of course available in our webshop. Not sure exactly what you need? Please feel free to contact us, we are happy to help you. Also feel free to let us know if we unexpectedly don’t have something in our webshop, and we’ll go ahead and get it for you. That’s what we call our Everything For Ears promise.