Hearing Aid Prices in Singapore
Hearing aids can help those with hearing loss hear better and improve their quality of life. Learn about our hearing aid prices and the types of subsidies available in Singapore.
Types of Hearing Aids
At Hearing Partners, we offer 2 main types of hearing aids — behind-the-ear (BTE) and in-the-ear (ITE) hearing aids.

Behind-the-ear
BTE hearing aids are discreet devices that can be separated into 2 main styles — traditional BTE and receiver-in-the-ear (RITE/RIC).
For both styles, the casing that houses the electrical components is worn behind the ear, while the speaker is worn in the ear canal.

In-the-ear
There are 3 main styles of ITE hearing aids including in-the-canal (ITC), invisible-in-the-canal (IIC) and completely-in-the-canal (CIC).
As these devices sit inside the ear canal, they are custom-made to fit each individual user.
Price of Hearing Aids at Hearing Partners
The price of hearing aids at Hearing Partners ranges from $1,605 to $8,100 per piece (includes GST), depending on the brand, model and features.

Oticon
Oticon hearing aids can cost anywhere between $1,605 to $8,100 per piece (includes GST). These are the prices for each Oticon hearing aid model:
Hearing aid model Price per piece (includes GST) Oticon Real $4,320 to $8,100 Oticon Own $2,916 to $7,884 Oticon More $3,996 to $7,884 Oticon Zircon $2,700 to $3,564 Oticon Play PX $3,780 to $5,940 Oticon Xceed $3,780 to $7,020 Oticon Xceed Play $3,780 to $7,020 Oticon Opn Play $3,456 to $5,724 Oticon CROS $1,605
Rexton
The price range of Rexton hearing aids falls between $1,712 to $7,597 per piece (includes GST).
Hearing aid model Price per piece (includes GST) Rexton CROS $1,712 Rexton M-CORE iX $2,675 to $7,383 Rexton M-CORE R-LI / R312 $2,675 to $7,597


Rexton
The price range of Rexton hearing aids falls between $1,712 to $7,597 per piece (includes GST).
Hearing aid model Price per piece (includes GST) Rexton CROS $1,712 Rexton M-CORE iX $2,675 to $7,383 Rexton M-CORE R-LI / R312 $2,675 to $7,597

Bernafon
At Hearing Partners, Bernafon hearing aids are available from $2,700 per piece (includes GST).
Hearing aid model Price per piece (includes GST) Bernafon Alpha $2,700 to $7,884 Bernafon Alpha XT $3,996 to $7,884
Hearing Aid Subsidies in Singapore
There are 2 main subsidies available in Singapore that help to make hearing aids more affordable for those with hearing loss. They are the Seniors’ Mobility and Enabling Fund (SMF) and the Assistive Technology Fund (ATF).
To apply for these schemes, you will need to approach an application administrator or assessor from institutions such as hospitals or social service agencies (e.g. a therapist or social worker).
Note: Hearing Partners does not provide services to assist with the application of subsidies.
Seniors’ Mobility and Enabling Fund
The SMF is a scheme designed to provide aid to Singaporeans aged 60 and above who are staying at home and in need of a mobility or assistive device like a hearing aid. They can also receive subsidies for home healthcare items such as diapers and catheters under this scheme.
This helps alleviate the cost of ageing for seniors in Singapore and allows them to remain active within their community.
Eligibility criteria
The applicant must:
- Be a Singaporean citizen who is 60 years old and above
- Be residing at home and not in a nursing home or sheltered home
- Be assessed by a qualified assessor for the type of device required
- Have a monthly household income of $2,000 and below per person
The applicant must also be able to co-pay the assessment fee and the price of the device. Moreover, they should not be receiving or applying for any other public or private grant or subsidy that would exceed the co-payment amount under the SMF.
Subsidy amount (for assistive devices)
Up to 90% of the cost of the mobility aid or the maximum device subsidy cap.
Assistive Technology Fund
The ATF is a scheme that helps individuals with disabilities lead their lives more independently by providing subsidies on the cost of assistive technology devices like hearing aids.
Eligibility criteria
The applicant must:
- Be a Singapore Citizen or Permanent Resident
- Be certified to have any one of the following permanent disabilities:
- Physical disability
- Intellectual disability
- Hearing impairment
- Visual impairment
- Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
- Be assessed by a qualified assessor for the type of device required
- Have a monthly household income of $2,000 and below per person
Subsidy amount (for assistive devices)
Up to 90% of the cost of the assistive technology device, with a lifetime cap of $40,000.
Note: Seniors who have successfully applied for the ATF before 60 years old will be supported by the scheme while those who did not apply for this scheme before 60 years old will be supported by the SMF instead.
FAQs about Hearing Aids and Prices in Singapore
What is the minimum price of a hearing aid in Singapore?
The minimum price of a hearing aid in Singapore is approximately $800 per piece and can cost up to $8,000 depending on the brand and model.
For example, brands that feature advanced technology such as Oticon with their BrainHearing™ technology that allows for a fuller and more natural sound scene can cost between $3,780 and $7,884 (including GST).
What is the average lifespan of a hearing aid?
The average lifespan of a hearing aid is 3 to 7 years. This will depend on various factors such as the quality of the device, maintenance and extent of wear and tear.
If you are in need of a new hearing aid, speak to one of our hearing care professionals today.
What are the factors influencing the cost of a hearing aid?
Hearing aids in Singapore can cost anywhere between $800 to $8,000 per piece. The following factors can affect the price of this device:
- Type of hearing aid
- Brand
- Model
- Functions
- Design
However, the cost of hearing aids goes beyond their functions and features. At Hearing Partners, our focus is on delivering a quality product that can improve the lives of you and your loved ones. Hence, we offer complimentary value-added services like aftercare and hearing aid adjustments.
Is it worth getting a hearing aid?
Yes! Though hearing aids can be costly, 82% of respondents in a survey of 150 caregivers in Singapore felt that these devices were worth investing in due to their intangible benefits. This includes a better quality of life for the hearing aid user and better interpersonal relationships.
Can MediSave be used for hearing aids?
No, MediSave cannot be used for purchasing hearing aids. However, you can apply for subsidies such as the SMF or ATF to offset the cost of these devices.
Where can I get a hearing aid in Singapore?
If you prefer to try hearing aids before purchasing them, visiting a hearing care professional like Hearing Partners is recommended. Alternatively, it is possible to purchase these devices off the shelf.
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