I used Lake ENT very happy with them....

we love sarah m. she went out of her way to fit my husband's devices, is VERY personable & kind. yes, they were costly, but we needed a certain type for hubby that is higher than average. i'm sure if you need something, they would help, however SOME insurances will cover SOME of the cost. good luck :coolsmiley:

Hearing Specialist
Paige Alberson Holt, AuD
1501 US 441 N, Suite 1402 (across from The Villages Hospital)
(352) 753-8448
Doctor Holt is a doctor of audiology, she is not a hearing aid salesperson. Her objective is to assist her patients in better hearing, not selling hearing aids. She is very thorough in her examination, explains your situation in terms that are understandable and recommends appropriate solutions with trial periods. Dr. Paige seeks the solution best for your hearing problems so that you can enjoy communicating with your friends and loved-ones, enjoy music again, understand what the sermons are all about and just get back to enjoying life again.

My neighbor and I have been satisfied with The Villages Ear on Wedgewood Lane by Publix. Cleanings and follow up visits are free.

I use Dan at Village Ear. He is located on Wedgewood Lane, last office on right I have been going to him for years

I highly recommend Connect Hearing in the Spanish Springs area of town. Tiffany Jack, the audiologist, not only tests but does everything to keep you happy with your selection. My mom has had her hearing aids for 6 years and we are very happy.

Hearing Aids
 

Beltone has the best tech. From your phone, you can program for conversation, restaurants, movies, etc. Here's link to Beltone, Leesburg. Beltone Hearing Aid Center on 702 US HIGHWAY 441 N in Lady Lake, Florida>

Apparently, according to the VA, not all veterans qualify. I checked.

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Yes , that was the last one I used before we moved from TV & they were good but the one I really liked was in Colony Cottages real near Beef O’Brady. This Audio. was so knowledgeable he never pressured you into anything & my hearing aides were free because of my Ins. So yes, HearUSA or Colony Cottage!

My husband went to Tru Ear which has two locations, one near the Bonefish Grill and the other at Colony Plaza. Adam is the specialist who worked with my husband and he was fantastic. Tru Ear accesses ALL of the major brands of hearing aids and Adam worked patiently with my husband to find the hearing aids that were the best for his type of hearing loss. Their prices are reasonable and we were provided with several accessories without a charge. If you go, please mention to Adam that Rita and John highly recommended him. Good luck wherever you decide to go!

Seems like they are closed.

If you have United Healthcare/ The Villages you can get them for a couple hundred dollars.. Just contact them...

Dad will not wear his hearing aid. Any suggestions for a hearing devise he might use?

Don’t use Mid Florida Hearing on 441 near Home Depot. 2 person office, the phone system goes down frequently and they “don’t know”, they won’t file for insurance. When you can get appt. for adjustments to equipment Seems like they need to be sent out.

Your hearing loss must be service-connected in order to get hearing aids at the VA