With a little help, you can communicate better than you used to
With Bluetooth® streaming from your various devices to your hearing aids and captioned phones that display your phone conversation as text on a screen, your communication can be helped significantly. Some people who experienced natural hearing earlier in life might wonder why they never had such things when they were hearing well.
If you need a little extra help to make sure you never miss another wake-up alarm, or if you are interested in TV audio streaming solutions, let us know, and we’d be glad to make some recommendations.
Streaming Products & Apps
Although your hearing aids are ready to operate right out of the box once you put batteries in, there are a number of assistive technology devices that you can use in conjunction with your hearing aids. Because many of these assistive technology devices operate using Bluetooth® technology, you’ll get the most out of these when you have Bluetooth hearing aids…
Assistive Listening Devices
Individuals with a hearing loss sometimes have more difficulty hearing basic technology that is a part of regular daily life, like telephones ringing or alarm clocks buzzing. Assistive Listening Devices are designed to help those with impaired hearing receive alerts or hear better by amplifying the sounds they create…
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