NeuroMonics

Tinnitus care,

COVERED.

About one in ten US adults lives with tinnitus.Fewer than one in five have ever been treated. Not because treatment doesn’t exist, because nobody connected it to the way care gets paid for.

The problem

The care exists.
It isn't connected.

The audiologist sees the patient but is paid for hearing aids.

The therapist who can treat the distress never meets the patient.

The sound therapy that works sat behind a cash price.

Tinnitus hides in plain sight.

740M
people with tinnitus worldwide
740M
82%
2.5B
3M+
8%
22M
$242M
1 in 5
52%
42.6%
68%
37.5M
40M+
115M

Built to work beside the companies that control hearing care.

A handful of companies make most hearing aids, and they also run the clinic networks and benefit administrators that shape a patient's path through care. That control is tightening: Amplifon, the world's largest hearing care retailer, is acquiring GN Hearing, with closing expected by the end of 2026. About 4.8 million hearing aids were dispensed in the US in 2022 (Hearing Industries Association), and most people with tinnitus also have hearing loss.

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SUBJECT

Sonova

Demant

WS Audiology

GN + Amplifon (closing expected end of 2026)

Starkey

Benefit administrators

Sold Epic Hearing to UnitedHealthcare (2018); still makes UnitedHealthcare's Relate hearing aids

Your Hearing Network

TruHearing (absorbed Hearing Care Solutions, 2026)

Amplifon Hearing Health Care

American Hearing Benefits [confirm]

Clinic networks

Connect Hearing, AudioNova [confirm]

HearingLife

HearUSA, Bloom

Beltone, Audigy (GN); Miracle-Ear (Amplifon)

Audibel

Devices

Phonak, Unitron

Oticon, Bernafon, Philips

Signia, Widex, Rexton

ReSound, Beltone

Starkey

We don't compete with their hearing aids. We're the tinnitus partner for their patients.

Stays the same

Their hearing aid and audiologist. The patient keeps the devices and the audiologist they already trust.

SoundVida adds

NeuroMonics sound therapy, music shaped to each person's hearing with 20 years of clinical use, free to the patient. A trained therapist, tinnitus CBT, often covered by insurance.

Planned

The patient gets

Complete tinnitus care (hearing, sound therapy and therapy) without leaving their audiologist.

The pathway.

Planned

Audiologist assessment, NeuroMonics sound therapy, and CBT from a therapist trained on our protocol, delivered through us.

01
Assessment
Audiologist
Billed to insurance where covered
02
Sound therapy
NeuroMonics app
Free to the patient
03
CBT
Therapist trained on our protocol
Often covered by insurance

Tinnitus assessment has its own billing code

CPT 92625

Many health plans already cover CBT for tinnitus

CBT

What the patient pays for sound therapy

$0

Proof

The sound therapy works.

Years of clinical use behind NeuroMonics sound therapy

20

Published clinical research from trials in Australia and the United States

AU + US

The original NeuroMonics device is FDA-cleared

510(k)

How it will pay.

Planned

U.S. numbers shown. The same model can work in Germany, the United Kingdom, Australia, Canada, the Netherlands and France.

Who pays for each patient

Care

Who pays

Audiologist assessment

Insurance pays the audiologist

NeuroMonics sound therapy

Clinician subscription. $0 to the patient.

CBT with a trained therapist

Insurance pays the therapist

Program coordination

Employer, union fund or plan program fee, per member

U.S. version shown. Who pays differs by country.

The people.