Did you know that you can loop your TV room for the best experience available to the hard of hearing. Your spouse and neighbors will be happy that the volume is not turned up full blast! And you will be ecstatic at how well you can hear the TV without having to wear a headset. The only thing necessary is the loop system, available for around $200 and your own t-coil equipped hearing aids! Continue reading
Advocacy on the part of the hard of hearing population is an imperative part of gaining equal access in venues across the US. Businesses need to be aware that improving hearing access can increase business and/or attendance, not to mention the favorable publicity. Continue reading
With the hard of hearing making up about 17% of the American population, it is a huge group that businesses should be working to help improve communication. Improved customer satisfaction is the goal of any business and communication is integral to most business. Continue reading
Congratulations to the City of Fort Collins, Colorado, on being the first in the state to embrace hearing loops to improve access for the hard of hearing. Continue reading
Improving access to your business for the hard of hearing customers can bring in new customers and increase customer satisfaction. Installing a hearing loop could be just what is necessary. Continue reading
Hearing loops are not just for large venues. Some of the best uses are for one-on-one exchanges such as pharmacy counters, bank teller windows and information desks. The possibilities are endless! Continue reading
Hearing loops can allow the hard of hearing the pleasure of enjoying the spoken word or music through their existing hearing aids. Induction loops are a simple technology that can bring back customers and congregation members. Loops can be effective for communication in numerous venues. Education and advocacy for hearing access will contribute to the success of loop initiatives across the US. Continue reading
Our veterans and active duty military are suffering from hearing loss at an alarming rate. Maybe businesses and venues will recognize this growing problem and provide access for the hard of hearing. Continue reading
Unbeknownst to most of us, many drugs we take may increase hearing loss or tinnitus. It is important to be aware of this potential and discuss options with your doctor. Continue reading
Accommodation for hearing loss in hotels needs to be addressed for the safety of the hard of hearing. Some hotels are compliant while others are not. Be sure to ask for accommodation when you are traveling! Continue reading
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