I looked into that, one of it says 80% and the other says 60%, not sure what I'm looking for but either way, It does sound like I still have to pay out of my pocket and it isn't cheap when you live off of paycheck to paycheck (especially after insurance, it still could cost over $1,000) and you are really trying not to go in debt. I'll see if it will cover repairs. The last time I talked to my audiologist, she was little worry that my warranty have run out and I wouldn't be able to pay for the service to repair (from a broken microphone) as she told me that my insurance don't cover these type of service. This was about 2009.
