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International Symbol of Access for Hearing Loss. A white ear with a slash through it. Blue background.
Center for Hearing Access

A national nonprofit, focusing on Assistive Listening Systems for people with hearing loss

  • Home
  • The Need
    • Why?
    • TEDx: “What you don’t know about hearing aids”
    • FAQ-Assistive Listening Systems
    • Hearing Loss Info
      • Hearing Aids & Hearing Loss Info
      • Hearing Loss Statistics
    • Personal Stories
    • Vignettes-Loop People/Places
    • What Do Hearing Loops Sound Like?
  • Users
    • TEDx: “What you don’t know about hearing aids”
    • Where-To-Find-ALS
      • Places Required to have ALS
      • Hearing Loops-USA & Canada Lists
      • Google Maps
    • How to Use
      • Telecoils Info
      • Borrowed Equipment
      • Telecoils in Hearing Aids
      • Telecoils in Cochlear Implants
    • Tools, Feedback, Complaints
      • Advocacy Toolkits
      • Complaints-Where to File
      • Google Reviews
      • Templates-Inquiries and complaints
  • Sites
    • TEDx: “What you don’t know about hearing aids”
    • Places Required to have ALS
    • Equipment
      • FM/RF and IR: Mfr, Install
      • Hearing Loops: Mfr, Install, equip
        • Counter, TV, Small hearing loops
        • Counter microphones
        • Installers
        • Installation-Tools & Best Practices
        • Manufacturers
      • Products
    • Funding
    • Google Maps
    • Graphics-Signage
    • Like the Mic
    • Surveys-Compliance & Preferences
    • Templates
  • Audiologists
    • Declarations-Telecoils and Auracast
    • Surveys-Patient Preferences
    • Telecoils
    • Tools, CEU, articles
  • Places
    • Places Required to Have ALS
    • Lists of Hearing Loops in USA
    • Specific Places (examples)
      • Conferences and Meetings
      • Employment
      • Funeral Homes
      • Government
        • Courts and Legal
        • Government-All except courts
        • Place-Libraries
      • Grocery & Supermarkets
      • Healthcare
      • Home TV Rooms
      • Museums
      • Performing Arts
      • Places of Worship
      • Transient Venues
      • Transportation
  • Hearing Loops
    • FAQ
    • Google Maps-Find Hearing Loops
    • Troubleshooting & Technical
    • Types of Hearing Loops
      • Diagrams
      • Counter Hearing Loops
      • Home TV Rooms, Hearing Loop
      • Temporary Hearing Loops
    • Videos-How Hearing Loops Work
  • Other Systems
    • Comparison of All Systems
    • Audio Over Wi-Fi
    • Auracast Broadcast Audio
    • FM/RF Systems
    • FM/RF & IR: FAQ & Troubleshooting
    • Infrared (IR) Systems
  • ADA Standards
    • ADA Standards
    • Disability Rights Cases
    • Building Standards & Requirements
    • Section 504
    • State Legislation
    • Surveys of Site Compliance
  • Resources
    • Tools
      • Tools by CHA
      • Tools & Documents -All
    • Articles-key
    • Declarations-Telecoils and Auracast
    • Glossary
    • Online Library
    • Surveys-Compliance and Preference
  • News

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