Assistive Listening Devices

Assistive Listening Devices (ALDs) is a general name for devices that are designed to help you communicate easier, and improve your quality of life. Most commonly, people use ALDs to hear their television, talk on the phone, or hold conversations a bit easier. Many can be used with or without hearing aids and provide and increased satisfaction in difficult listening environments. A few common Assistive Listening Devices includee bluetooth neckloops, talk and type phones, amplified phones, PockeTalkers, and wireless TV headsets.