CNNのインスタグラム(cnn) - 2月16日 17時01分

At just 9 years old, Ally Tumblin has inspired legislation in Congress that could help thousands of Americans pay for hearing aid devices by mandating insurance companies to cover them. It all started with Ally writing a letter to her elected official about her struggle to hear and the importance of her BAHA — a bone-anchored hearing aid that's used to treat hearing loss. It's a device that most insurance companies do not cover and can cost up to $10,000. After receiving her letter, Rep. Joe Neguse established Ally's Act, H.R. 477. The bill would require insurance providers to cover osseointegrated devices, including BAHAs and cochlear implants for children and adults from birth to age 64. Tap the link in our bio for the full story. ⁠
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(📸: Melissa Tumblin)

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