Hearing clinics in West Virginia

Are you looking for hearing care resources in West Virginia? Here's what we found:

• Medicaid may provide hearing care coverage for adults and children who qualify.
• Job and vocational resources are available to help people who are deaf or hard of hearing find employment.
• Assistive telephone services can be obtained at no cost for people with qualifying disabilities that affect their ability to use standard phones. 
• The state licensing board has information on licensed healthcare providers, including audiologists and hearing instrument specialists, both of which can dispense hearing aids. 

And be sure to check out these great articles as well:

• Paying for hearing care: Information on insurance and financial information, Medicare, and VA benefits.
• Knowing your rights: Laws that protect the rights of people who are hard of hearing
• Communication: Overview of captioned and amplified phones.
• Want to understand more about who provides hearing care? Options include hearing instrument specialists, audiologists and ENTs.

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