Since you are on our website, I encourage you to spend some time to learn as much as you can about induction hearing loops and how they could improve your facility for the people who visit you. 

Induction Hearing Loop installation was a natural extension of the hearing aid industry for me.  As a Board Certified Hearing Instrument Specialist since 1993, I have helped thousands of people hear better and enjoy a better quality of life with the use of properly adjusted quality hearing instruments. I am a member of the International Hearing Society.

Although modern digital hearing aids are amazing with their ability to help people hear better than ever in noisy backgrounds, they still have their limitations when room acoustics are poor and/or the sound systems are lacking.  Even with a quality sound system, if the room has poor acoustics from high ceilings and has reverberation, it is still one of the most difficult places to hear well even with good hearing.  For the hearing impaired and those who use hearing aids, they will still struggle to hear the message. 

An induction hearing loop can eliminate that problem nearly 100% when installed professionally for those who use hearing aids, cochlear implants or loop listeners.  We can provide loop listeners for those without hearing aids.

1 in 300 people in America use a wheelchair/walker and have a need for physical access to a venue - yet 1 in 6 people could use a hearing loop to hear better in those venues. 

A hearing loop is the wheelchair ramp for the hearing impaired.