Ohio Entry Setting Account For Hearing is a program that provides financial assistance for Ohioans who have hearing loss and need hearing aids or assistive listening devices. This program is administered by the Ohio Department of Aging and is funded by the Ohio Development Services Agency. It is available to individuals who meet certain eligibility requirements and provides a maximum benefit of up to $4,000 for hearing aids and up to $2,500 for assistive listening devices. There are two types of Ohio Entry Setting Account For Hearing: a traditional account and an Individual Development Account. The traditional account is available to any Ohioan who meets the eligibility requirements, while the Individual Development Account is limited to those who participate in the Ohio Department of Aging’s Senior Community Service Employment Program. Both accounts allow individuals to set aside tax-free dollars to pay for hearing aids or assistive listening devices.