Is it still worth installing induction (hearing) loops or will we have Bluetooth public hearing systems for the hearing impaired in the future?
May 2020 Republished with Permission: Rosemarie MuthPastor and Audio Therapist, Pastoral Care for Hard of Hearing People, Protestant Church of Württemberg, Germany and Norbert Muth For more information visit:www.diakonie-wuerttemberg.de/rat-hilfe/menschen-mit-behinderung/seelsorge-fuer-schwerhoerige/ To say
Hearing Aid Buying Advice
Hearing loss is much more about clarity and loss of the ability to discern speech in background of noise than it is about audibility. What good is it to hear
Hearing Loops Make Life Wonderful
It saddens me when hearing care professionals and audiologists use the language of hearing loops and telecoils are “old technology” or “technology on its way out” – by using such
“We’re Not Interested in a Hearing Loop”
If at First You Don’t Succeed,Try, Try Again (or Email me) Recently, I sent a letter to a reporter in response to her question how I have tackled a “No!”
Why hearing aid users need hearing loops
Hearing aids have improved over the last decade but they still do not give the user normal hearing. Most hearing aid users need to use strategies to hear their best.
Four Ways Audiologists Can Get Hearing Aid Users in the Hearing Loop
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Ready to buy hearing aids? Be sure your provider educates you about the telecoil
Consumers with hearing loss around the country should be interested in bills introduced in New Mexico (Senate Bill SB70 and House Bill HB70) that would mandate hearing care providers educate potential hearing aid
