Georgia Hearing Aid Distribution Program

The Georgia Hearing Aid Distribution Program, enacted by the Georgia Legislature, provides hearing aids to Georgians, subject to eligibility requirements. The Commission has contracted with the Georgia Charitable Care Network, a nonprofit organization that has provided medical services to low-income Georgians for 20 years.

The program distributes hearing aids to Georgia residents according to the following guidelines:

• Applicant's income must not exceed 200% of the federal poverty guidelines for adult patients and 400% of the federal poverty guidelines for pediatric patients
• Applicant must be a Georgia resident for at least one year
• Applicant must present a recommendation from a state-licensed hearing care provider
• Hearing aids will only be dispensed through a state-licensed hearing care provider
• The program serves Georgians of all ages, including those under 19 years of age if they meet program requirements but do not qualify for Medicaid or Peachcare or qualify for Medicaid and Peachcare but have not yet been approved

For detailed information on the program, contact the Georgia Charitable Care Network through their web site at www.charitablecarenetwork.org or call/text 888-521-1231 (outside metro Atlanta) or 678-389-3333.

If you would like to make an inquiry, complaint or suggestion to the Georgia Public Service Commission concerning the Georgia Hearing Aid Distribution Program, please contact:

Tonika Starks
Utilities Analyst/TRS Coordinator
Georgia Public Service Commission
244 Washington St. SW
Atlanta, GA 30334
404.657.4990
404.656.0980 (fax)
tstarks@psc.state.ga.us