Hearing Aid Prices in Malaysia

In Malaysia, the minimum price for a hearing aid is roughly RM3,400 per piece, but it can go as high as RM19,000 depending on your chosen brand and model.

Some brands, such as Oticon, offer hearing aids equipped with innovative technologies that reduce listening effort and create a more natural and balanced sound scene. The price of such advanced hearing aids can range from RM2,700 to RM19,000 per piece.

You can purchase hearing aids at any of our hearing clinics across Malaysia. Before recommending a hearing aid, our hearing care professionals will first conduct a consultation and comprehensive hearing test to better understand your hearing needs, lifestyle, and communication challenges.

Based on the results, we will recommend suitable hearing aid options that are tailored to your individual needs and preferences.

Yes! At Hearing Partners, our hearing care professionals will first conduct a hearing assessment and discuss your listening needs and condition before recommending suitable hearing aid options. If you are a suitable candidate for hearing aids, we will guide you through the available trial options and help you find a solution that feels right for you.

The price of a hearing aid can differ based on several factors, such as the type, brand, model, functionality, and design. However, it is important not to solely rely on price as the deciding factor when it comes to choosing a hearing aid.

The availability of aftercare services is equally important, as your hearing aids may require tuning and adjustments from time to time. At Hearing Partners, we offer these additional services at no additional cost.

Although hearing aids can be expensive, they offer intangible benefits that make them a worthwhile investment. These devices can improve the quality of life of individuals with hearing loss by enabling them to become more independent and better engage with their surroundings.

Additionally, the improved communication resulting from the use of hearing aids can have a positive impact on the mental and emotional well-being of caregivers.

Malaysia offers several forms of financial assistance that may help eligible individuals offset the cost of hearing aids. These include aid programmes administered by government agencies, welfare organisations, and selected healthcare institutions.

• Department of Social Welfare Assistive Devices Assistance (Jabatan Kebajikan Masyarakat, JKM): For Malaysian citizens registered as Persons with Disabilities (OKU) who meet JKM's financial assessment criteria and have a recommendation from a healthcare professional.
• Ministry of Health Hospital Medical Relief Fund (TBP): For patients receiving treatment through government hospitals who meet income and medical eligibility requirements. Hearing aids must be deemed medically necessary by a specialist.
• Public Service Department (Jabatan Perkhidmatan Awam, JPA): For current and retired Malaysian civil servants who qualify under JPA medical benefit schemes. Eligible individuals may receive financial assistance of up to RM3,500 per hearing aid, subject to approval requirements.
• Department of Veterans Affairs (Jabatan Hal Ehwal Veteran, JHEV): For retired military personnel who qualify for veterans' medical assistance programmes. Eligible individuals may receive financial assistance of up to RM5,000.
• State Islamic Religious Councils (Majlis Agama Islam Negeri): For eligible Muslims who meet the financial and zakat assistance criteria of their respective state.

As subsidy programmes and eligibility criteria may change over time, we recommend checking directly with the relevant agency or organisation for the latest information.

Do note that Hearing Partners does not offer government assistance for hearing aids or assist with subsidy applications. Interest-free instalment plans are available through select credit card partners. Speak to us to find out more!

Selected government assistance programmes, welfare schemes and charitable organisations may offer financial assistance to offset the cost of hearing aids for seniors. Some individuals may receive funding assistance in full, while others may only receive partial assistance.

Eligibility and the extent of funding assistance typically depend on factors such as income level, medical need, and disability status. We recommend enquiring with the various programmes and organisations to find out more.