Beltone Hearing Care Center
FORT WORTH, TX
Women-owned
Phone
Hours
Monday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Tuesday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Wednesday: Closed Thursday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Friday: Closed Saturday: Closed Sunday: Closed
Care you should expect from Beltone Hearing Care Center in FORT WORTH TX
Products
- Beltone Achieve
- Beltone Boost Ultra
- Beltone Rely
- Beltone Serene
- Captioned Phones
- Custom Hearing Aids
- Hearing Aid Accessories
- Hearing Aid Batteries
- Hearing Aid Cleaning Supplies
- Invisible Hearing Aids
Services
- 3D Ear Scanning
- Buy online, Pick-up In store
- Curbside Service
- Delivery
- Ear cleaning
- Ear Protection
- Earmolds
- Earplugs
- Earwax Removal
- Free Hearing Screening
- Hearing Aid Cleaning
- Hearing Aid Drying
- Hearing Aid Repair
- Hearing Evaluation
- Insurance Review
- Licensed Hearing Care Professional
- Musician's Earplugs
- Musician's In-Ear-Monitors
- Pediatric Hearing Aids
- Same day delivery
- Speech-In-Noise Testing
- Telehealth
- Tinnitus Counseling
- Video Otoscopy
Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
- Wheelchair accessible parking lot
Health & Safety
- Appointment required
Location Reviews
Ratings 4,8 - 65 reviews
I was very satisfied with my visit to Beltone , I was treated with kindness and respect it was a good experience want to thank you.;
Very good job great service.;
Debra Meyers spent nearly an our trying to address my issues in a professional and caring manner. I'm guardedly optimistic that there will be improvement in the function of these hearing aids, but Debra did everything in her power to improve my situation. Unfortunately, this particular product may simply not be adequate to provide the service needed. This experience was so much better than the Weatherford Beltone hearing specialist that I have struggled with for 2 years.;
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) About in
Does Beltone have a hearing aid office in ?
Yes! is an exclusive Beltone hearing aid distributor in .
Does in accept insurance or Medicare?
Most Beltone locations accept a wide range of major insurance providers, including Medicare. Call in , and they’ll be happy to answer your questions.
How do I schedule a hearing screening at in ?
You can schedule a free hearing screening by calling our office directly, or by using Beltone's easy online booking tool.
Does in carry different types and styles of hearing aids?
Yes! in carries a full range of advanced Beltone hearing aids, including award-winning models like the Beltone Envision™ microRIE. Our hearing aids are designed to match your individual hearing needs, lifestyle, and comfort preferences.
Whether you're looking for a nearly invisible microRIE, a powerful behind-the-ear device like the Beltone Boost™ Ultra, or a rechargeable model with Bluetooth and Auracast™ streaming, our licensed hearing care professionals in will help you find the right fit.
All Beltone devices are supported by Belcare™—our exclusive lifetime service plan that includes annual screenings, cleanings, free adjustments, and long-term hearing aid protection.
All Beltone devices are supported by Belcare™—our exclusive lifetime service plan that includes annual screenings, cleanings, free adjustments, and long-term hearing aid protection.
Which hearing aid is right for me?
At our Beltone office in , your licensed hearing care professional will help you choose the best hearing aid based on your degree of hearing loss, lifestyle, and preferences.
Whether you're looking for a discreet, rechargeable, or Bluetooth-enabled model, our licensed hearing care professionals and audiologists offer personalized guidance and award-winning support. Beltone was named one of Newsweek’s Best in Customer Service for Hearing Care in 2025, so you can trust the care you receive at .
Whether you're looking for a discreet, rechargeable, or Bluetooth-enabled model, our licensed hearing care professionals and audiologists offer personalized guidance and award-winning support. Beltone was named one of Newsweek’s Best in Customer Service for Hearing Care in 2025, so you can trust the care you receive at .
Which hearing aid is better, behind the ear or in the ear?
Both behind-the-ear (BTE) and in-the-ear (ITE) hearing aids have unique benefits, and the best choice depends on your hearing needs, lifestyle, and comfort preferences. BTE hearing aids are powerful and versatile, making them ideal for moderate-to-severe hearing loss. ITE hearing aids are custom-molded for a discreet fit and are often preferred for their simplicity and ease of use. At your local Beltone office in , we offer both styles and more—including nearly invisible and rechargeable options. Our licensed hearing care professionals at will help you choose the right fit through a personalized, in-person consultation.
Should you have a hearing test before buying a hearing aid?
Yes—a professional hearing test is an essential first step before buying a hearing aid. A comprehensive hearing evaluation helps determine the type and degree of hearing loss you have, so your hearing care provider can recommend the right solution for your unique needs. At in , we offer free hearing screenings. This ensures you get the right fit, the right technology, and the best possible hearing experience from the start.
How much will Medicare pay for hearing aids?
Original Medicare (Parts A and B) does not typically cover hearing aids or hearing aid fittings. However, some Medicare Advantage (Part C) plans may offer partial coverage or discounts for hearing aids and hearing care services. Coverage varies by plan and provider, so it’s important to check your benefits or speak with a licensed representative. At in , we can help you review your insurance options and explore financing options.
Does have audiologists or licensed hearing care providers on staff?
Yes— in has licensed hearing care professionals on staff. Depending on your needs, you may be seen by an audiologist or a licensed hearing instrument specialist. All our providers are highly trained to perform hearing screenings, fit and program devices, and provide personalized, ongoing care.
If you have specific questions about our provider credentials or care approach, give our office a call—we're happy to help.
If you have specific questions about our provider credentials or care approach, give our office a call—we're happy to help.
How much do hearing aids cost at in ?
Hearing aid prices typically start around $1,000 per device. The total cost depends on the model, features, and your insurance coverage. We carry a wide range of options—including rechargeable, Bluetooth-enabled, and AI-powered devices—to match your hearing needs and budget.
We’re happy to walk you through pricing during your free hearing screening and offer flexible financing options to make hearing care more affordable.
We’re happy to walk you through pricing during your free hearing screening and offer flexible financing options to make hearing care more affordable.
How soon can I get fitted with hearing aids after my screening at ?
Depending on the device selected, many of our patients are fitted with hearing aids within just a few days of their screening. At in , we’ll walk you through your hearing test results, help you select the right device, and schedule your fitting—all on a timeline that works for you.
Does carry hearing aids that work with iPhone and Samsung devices?
Yes! At in , we carry Beltone hearing aids that are fully compatible with both iPhone and many Samsung Galaxy smartphones. Our latest models—like the Beltone Envision™ and Beltone Serene™—support direct streaming of phone calls, music, and video through the Beltone HearMax™ app.
Whether you use an iPhone or Android, we’ll help you choose a model that integrates seamlessly with your device for a clearer, more connected hearing experience. Stop by or call us to learn more about compatibility options. For the full list of supported devices, visit the official Beltone Device Compatibility Page.
Whether you use an iPhone or Android, we’ll help you choose a model that integrates seamlessly with your device for a clearer, more connected hearing experience. Stop by or call us to learn more about compatibility options. For the full list of supported devices, visit the official Beltone Device Compatibility Page.