Use Your Hearing Benefit at Mid Valley
We are a contracted provider for four major hearing benefit networks, so many plans in the Rio Grande Valley can be used at our clinic.
Can I use my hearing benefit at Mid Valley?
Yes, if your plan manages its hearing benefit through TruHearing, UnitedHealthcare Hearing, Start Hearing or NationsHearing. We are a contracted provider for all four. Plans from UnitedHealthcare, Aetna, Humana, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna and Prominence Health Plan commonly use these networks.
Most health plans hand their hearing benefit to a separate company that manages the provider list, the device options and the pricing. When you call your plan, ask which network manages your hearing benefit. If it is one of these four, you can use it here.
The networks we work with
Benefit networks we are a contracted provider for
Plans that commonly use those networks
Choose your network to learn more
TruHearing
Used by many Blue Cross Blue Shield, Humana and employer plans.
How TruHearing works
UnitedHealthcare Hearing
The hearing benefit inside most UnitedHealthcare and AARP plans.
How UnitedHealthcare Hearing works
Start Hearing
Cigna's national hearing administrator since January 2026.
How Start Hearing works
NationsHearing
Delivers the hearing benefit for Aetna Medicare Advantage plans.
How NationsHearing worksHow we help with your benefit
- Check your benefitWe verify what your plan covers at no charge.
- Process it for youWe handle the benefit as a contracted provider for your network.
- Go over your optionsJordan explains which devices in your plan suit your hearing, and what any other options would cost.
- Other ways to payWe also take CareCredit, cash, check and credit card.
Good to know
We do not bill health insurance directly or file insurance claims, and we are not a Medicare, Medicaid or VA provider.
Coverage questions we get asked
If your plan includes a hearing benefit through TruHearing, UnitedHealthcare Hearing, Start Hearing or NationsHearing, yes. We are a contracted provider for all four. We do not bill health insurance directly, and we are not a Medicare, Medicaid or VA provider.
Look in your plan documents for "hearing aid benefit", or call the member services number on your insurance card and ask which network administers it. Or bring your card to us and we will check it for free.
A clinic has to be contracted with your network to process your benefit. We work with all four major networks, so many hearing benefits in the Valley can be used here.
Each network has a device menu shaped by its commercial relationships. TruHearing leans Widex and Signia, UnitedHealthcare Hearing leans Relate and Phonak, Start Hearing leans Starkey. Most plans allow some choice within the menu, and Jordan will go over which options suit your hearing.
Many of our patients pay privately. We offer CareCredit financing from six to sixty months, with interest-free options on the shorter terms, subject to approval.
Schedule your visit with Jordan
Call (956) 576-3593 or send a request and we will get back to you the same business day. Walk-ins are welcome Monday through Friday, 9 to 5.