Private health insurance would have to cover hearing devices and related care
Ally's Act would make most private health insurance plans cover hearing devices, like implants, and all related care. This includes check-ups, surgery, and therapy. People needing these devices would have their costs covered, similar to other medical benefits, starting in 2026.
Today, private health insurance plans are not uniformly required to cover hearing implant devices, outside sound processors, and related services. Coverage varies widely, and older 'grandfathered' plans are often exempt from new rules. If Ally's Act becomes law, most private health insurance plans, including grandfathered ones, would have to cover these devices and services. This would ensure costs and treatment limits are similar to other medical benefits, starting in 2026.
S 3400 · 119th Congress · December 9, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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