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Yes, a prescription issued by an ENT specialist is essential to qualify for a reimbursement. It enables an accurate diagnosis to be made and establishes your entitlement to cover from the National Health Service and your private health insurance. Without a medical prescription, no funding is available, even under the 100 % Santé scheme.

We offer in-the-ear hearing aids, standard behind-the-ear models and mini behind-the-ear models, with or without Bluetooth connectivity. Our models are suitable for all levels of hearing loss and to suit your lifestyle, whether you’re active, a senior citizen or a first-time user. Each solution is tested, fitted and personalised at our centre.

Yes, all our devices are eligible for reimbursement. Class I models are covered at 100 per cent under the ‘100 % Santé’ scheme. For Class II devices, the amount reimbursed depends on your private health insurance policy. We will provide you with a standardised quote to help you with the process.

No, reimbursement by the National Health Service is provided every four years, unless there are justified medical grounds for an earlier replacement. This applies to each fitted ear. This rule helps to ensure that hearing aids are used for the long term and to limit costs for the National Health Service, whilst ensuring regular hearing check-ups.

In 2025, mutual insurance schemes must still cover Class I devices in full under the ‘100 % Santé’ scheme. For Class II models, reimbursement levels vary significantly depending on the policy. A good policy can help to reduce, or even eliminate, your out-of-pocket costs.