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Beltone locations

217 Beltone locations in 40 states, from the federal NPI registry, with who is registered at each address.

Compiled from the federal NPI registry. How we build this directory · Data as of September 2026

DrAuditory isn't affiliated with Beltone and earns nothing from it. We list every chain the same way.

Locations
217
States
40
With an audiologist registered
12%
Hearing aid specialists registered
233

About Beltone

Beltone Hearing Care Centers are independently owned and sell Beltone hearing aids made by GN, which agreed in March 2026 to sell its hearing business to Amplifon. Beltone's published terms include a 30-day return window, a 1-year limited warranty and Belcare follow-up care for private-pay buyers.

  • Owner: Beltone Hearing Care Centers are independently owned and operated. Beltone is a trademark of GN Hearing Care Corporation. [1]
  • Hearing aids and maker: Beltone hearing aids come from GN, which announced its Beltone Illuminate family alongside the ReSound Sensia line in August 2026. GN agreed in March 2026 to sell its hearing business to Amplifon and expects the sale to be completed by the end of 2026. [2]
  • Trial and returns: Beltone says you may return hearing aids within 30 days of receiving them for a full refund if they are in original condition, at a participating center. The refund may be reduced by professional service, deposit or restocking fees. [3]
  • Hearing test: Beltone offers a free hearing screening, listed as a $149 value. It notes that restrictions may apply, including professional service fees for some tests. [1]
  • Warranty: Beltone hearing aids carry a 12-month limited manufacturer's warranty and 12 months of lost, stolen and damaged coverage with a deductible, through participating practitioners. Second- and third-year coverage can be bought for a fee. [4]
  • Follow-up care: Beltone's Belcare program lists free annual hearing assessments plus hearing aid inspections and cleanings for as long as you own the aids. Belcare is available with private-pay purchases only. [3]
  • Insurance: Beltone says it partners with a variety of health insurance providers. It tells shoppers to ask their insurer what their specific plan covers. [5]

For hours and appointments, use Beltone's own store locator.

Who works at Beltone locations

Across 217 locations, the registry lists 29 audiologists and 233 hearing aid specialists. 12% of Beltone locations have at least one audiologist registered at the address, compared with 52% of independent practices and individual providers in the directory.

In the registry, Beltone locations are filed under Gn Hearing Care Corporation (22), Gn Hearing Care, Corp. (15) and Brad McMillin, Inc. (4), plus 131 other business names. That's the business that registered each location, which can differ from the name on the door.

The federal registry only shows providers who registered a National Provider Identifier (NPI) at that address. Hearing aid specialists who don't bill insurance often have none, and store staff aren't always linked to the store's NPI. So this shows what the registry shows, not a staffing audit. Ask any location who will test and fit you, and what license they hold.

Audiologists hold a doctoral or master's degree and do full diagnostic testing. Licensed hearing aid specialists test hearing to fit hearing aids. Either can fit you well. If you have sudden loss, pain, drainage or loss in one ear, see an audiologist or ENT first. More in audiologist, ENT or hearing aid specialist.

Locations

Where Beltone has locations

Grouped by state, most locations first. Each listing shows its address, phone and who is registered there.

Florida20 locations

California13 locations

Texas13 locations

Illinois12 locations

Virginia12 locations

Georgia10 locations

New York9 locations

Ohio9 locations

Alabama8 locations

Indiana7 locations

Maryland7 locations

Michigan7 locations

Pennsylvania7 locations

Arizona6 locations

North Carolina6 locations

Wisconsin6 locations

Arkansas4 locations

Hawaii4 locations

Iowa4 locations

Missouri4 locations

New Jersey4 locations

Oregon4 locations

South Carolina4 locations

Washington4 locations

Colorado3 locations

Minnesota3 locations

Mississippi3 locations

Nebraska3 locations

Tennessee3 locations

Connecticut2 locations

Kansas2 locations

Kentucky2 locations

Louisiana2 locations

Oklahoma2 locations

West Virginia2 locations

Wyoming2 locations

North Dakota1 location

Rhode Island1 location

  • Warwick · 931 Jefferson Blvd Ste 2001

South Dakota1 location

Utah1 location

Questions about Beltone

How many Beltone locations are there?

The federal NPI registry shows 217 Beltone locations in 40 states (September 2026). The company's own store locator is the most current list, since new stores can take time to appear in the registry.

Is Beltone an audiologist?

Beltone is a hearing aid retailer, not a type of provider. In the registry, 12% of its locations have an audiologist registered at the address, and 233 hearing aid specialists are registered across its locations. Ask the location who will test and fit you.

Who owns Beltone?

Beltone Hearing Care Centers are independently owned and operated. Beltone is a trademark of GN Hearing Care Corporation.

Does Beltone offer free hearing tests?

Beltone offers a free hearing screening, listed as a $149 value. It notes that restrictions may apply, including professional service fees for some tests.

Can I return hearing aids bought at Beltone?

Beltone says you may return hearing aids within 30 days of receiving them for a full refund if they are in original condition, at a participating center. The refund may be reduced by professional service, deposit or restocking fees. Your state may also set a minimum trial period.

Sources

  1. 1.Hearing Screening Beltone Hearing Care Centers
  2. 2.Interim Report Q2 2026 GN Store Nord A/S, 2026
  3. 3.Belcare Hearing Aid Care & Protection Beltone
  4. 4.Belcare Disclaimer Beltone
  5. 5.Hearing Aid Insurance Beltone