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Rawls Clinical Audiology — Denver office.
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Book your free hearing evaluation at this location. No referral needed — we'll verify your insurance benefits before your appointment.
Free evaluation. No pressure. No referral needed.
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300 S Jackson St, Ste 340, Denver, CO, 80209
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Use the form to request a time that works for you at our Denver office. We'll confirm by phone or email — usually within a business day. Prefer to call?
(303) 529-2750Common Questions — Denver
What can I expect during my first visit?
Your first visit is relaxed, informative, and completely pressure-free. Appointments typically last about 90 minutes and begin with a conversation about your hearing concerns, communication challenges, and lifestyle. We'll then perform a comprehensive hearing evaluation to gain a complete understanding of your hearing health. After reviewing your results together, your audiologist will explain your findings and provide honest, personalized recommendations tailored to your needs—all with no obligation or pressure to move forward.
Does insurance cover hearing aids?
Some insurance plans provide coverage for hearing aids and related hearing healthcare services, but benefits vary widely from one plan to another. Many patients have some out-of-pocket responsibility depending on their specific coverage. Before treatment, our team at Rawls Clinical Audiology will verify your insurance benefits and explain what is covered, along with any estimated costs you may be responsible for. We believe in complete transparency, so you'll have the information you need to make an informed decision with no surprises.
How much do hearing aids cost?
The cost of hearing aids varies based on several factors, including your degree of hearing loss, lifestyle, technology preferences, and the level of ongoing care and support you choose. We offer hearing solutions to fit a wide range of budgets and work one-on-one with each patient to find the option that best meets their needs. During your appointment, we'll review your hearing evaluation, discuss personalized recommendations, and clearly explain all costs and available options so you can make an informed decision—without any pressure.
How much do appointments cost?
The cost of an appointment depends on several factors, including your insurance coverage, deductible, copay, coinsurance, and the specific services you receive. For patients paying out of pocket, office visits at Rawls Clinical Audiology typically range from $150–$250. Whenever possible, our team verifies your insurance benefits before your appointment so you have a clear understanding of any expected costs in advance.