Assistive Listening Devices bring sound directly into the ear.
These devices help in many difficult situations including hearing on the telephone, watching television, listening to music and in noisy and reverberating environments.
Connectivity Systems for use with Hearing Aids
Direct to iPhone/Android hearing aids
Many hearing aids now communicate directly with iPhone or Android products. This makes conversing on the cellphone easier, and allows wireless streaming of music.
Remote Controls
Used to perform simple adjustments to hearing aids (e.g., volume control, program changes and mute).
Direct to iPhone or Android devices often allow the wearer to adjust or customize their own hearing aid settings in different environments by using an app.
TV listening options
A wireless connection from the hearing aids to the television allows the television to be more directly and more clearly heard through compatible hearing aids.
Mini-Microphones
A short-range wearable microphone to transmit a speaker’s voice to a compatible hearing device. Designed to enhance listening in noisy environments.
Connectivity Systems for use without Hearing Aids
Pocket talker
For short range communication with one individual or in a small group; such as in a hospital or care-home.
TV listening systems
Amplified telephones
Not sure which assistive listening devices would benefit you?
Our audiologists can provide information about all available assistive technology based on individual needs.
