I purchased the tru hearing devices at this location. I like the service and the technician was very helpful in the choice of the hearing aid. Extremely nice and polite service here. read more

Humana sent me to the TruHearing Provider in Denham Spgs near me for their discounted Signia hearing aids which are $399 or premium $699 each....Miracle Ear out a hard sell on me to get their premium aid that is comparable to Humana's, but the Agreement was $6,780.90 financed at 11.99% interest for 5 years!!; Humana's premium Sogna aids are $1,400 with 0% interest financing !!! HUGE difference and it is unethical for Miracle Ear to try and take advantage of Humana sending patients to their office for TruHearing discounted aids, and then get complaints that they were "sold" a $7,000 hearing aid and financing at a much higher I retest rate on top of the very expensive aid cost!!! UNACCEPTABLE!!! I have filed a complaint with Humana about Miracle Ear misrepresentation of the sale of aids via TruHearing...it is unethical and BAD BUSINESS!!!...especially when a senior feels very vulnerable in this scenario. Don't go to Miracle Ear via the TruHearing Program--you can get the same premium aids for thousands less & 0% financing !! I am in the process of working with Humana TruHearing to get my agreement with Allegro/Synchrony Bank to terminate this fraudulent agreement, as they took advantage of the situation to push their hearing aids--NOT what they are supposed to do, states Humana TruHearing Representatives. NOT okay ! read more

I was told my the RN who came to our house for our insurance company that I may need hearing aids. Humana will provide two different aids for about $1600 and $1700. The technician spent the first part of my appointment emptying all the trash cans in the office. He then did a fairly cursory hearing test and much of the time was spent trying to upsell me to a Miracle Ear device, saying that Tru Hearing was old technology and how much it was going to cost to clean and maintain the aids which was quite expensive. He did say I could try the Tru Hearing devices for 45 days and then trade them in for Miracle Ear, but that they probably would only last 3 years. My husband and I decided to take a little time to think about it. We ended up going to Costco where I was checked out by someone who asked about meds and health conditions that could effect hearing and who did a far more extensive test. She had worked for an ENT for 15 years before this job. She told me I was borderline and might be able to wait for awhile. She allowed me to walk around the store for an hour to see how they adjusted to background noise in the store, how speech clarity was and so forth. She said I could get a pair and use them for 6 months if necessary and still return them for a full refund. All rechecks, cleaning and adjustments were included and the aids should last about 5 years. Costco had three options at about $100 less each than the Tru Hearing. We'll be going with Costco. read more