Funding Support for Your Hearing Needs

Get the care you deserve with the Alberta Aids to Daily Living (AADL) Program, designed to make hearing health affordable and accessible.

Who Qualifies for AADL (Alberta Aids to Daily Living)?

If you’re an Alberta resident with permanent hearing loss, you may qualify for AADL funding.

Who is not eligible for AADL?

You may not be eligible for AADL benefits if you are eligible to receive comparable benefits from another source, including:

Veterans Affairs (if you are a veteran who needs help because of a medical condition from active duty)
Workers Compensation Board (WCB).
Non-Insured Health Benefits (NIHB) Directorate, First Nations and Inuit Branch, Health Canada. People who have treaty status on or off a reserve receive assistance from NIHB with their medical equipment and supplies
If a benefit is not available through NIHB, and if clients are eligible for AADL, then AADL benefits can be accessed.
A private insurance plan

How to Apply for AADL

We’ll guide you step by step:

Assessment

Book a hearing test at Prime Hearing Clinic.

Paperwork

We complete the AADL application forms with you.

Approval

Submit documents for program review.

Fitting

Once approved, your hearing aids are fitted and programmed.

Need help?

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+1 403-723-3141

Other Funding & Insurance Options

At Prime Hearing Clinic, we also partner with:

WCB (Workers’ Compensation Board) – For work-related hearing loss
IFHP (Interim Federal Health Program) – For refugees and newcomers
Private Insurance Providers – Direct billing available with most plan
Seniors’ Benefits Programs – Special coverage for eligible seniors

What’s Covered?

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Clearer hearing is more affordable than you think