Connecting Communication in Communities for Providers

Hearing Loss

We will Help Venues Find A Solution for their Patrons

Make Sure your Community has Accessibility, Accommodation Offering an Assisted Listening Device to Help Those who Can’t Hear Well.

We communicate for a number of reasons.  When we are babies we can only communicate by crying or fussing.  Parents teach children sign language to help them communicate their needs as it is understood that sign language is easier than expressive language.  Later, as we grow up our language skills improve and we can communicate with one another with ease, mostly.  Students need to communicate with their teachers and teachers to their students.  We communicate for education, for fun, for training, for work, for love, and for other forms of communication in life.

When we get older communication gets more difficult as we start to have vision, hearing, and cognitive declines.   Communication is still important.  Communication can be as significant as life or death.  For instance, when people get instructions on medicine, and they don’t take it as prescribed, getting all the information, it could be life or death.

If you know us, there is nothing better we like than to have a fun conversation and communicate with others.  We truly believe that communication is so important it drives our daily focus.  When we have people come in to talk to us and they can’t hear, it is hard to communicate.  Our first idea is to make sure the person is hearing well, seeing what they can see, and understanding to the best of their abilities.

To communicate with someone can be difficult when they are missing factors like vision, hearing, and the ability to understand the world around them.

Recently we read some research by Nicholas Reed’s group at Johns Hopkins (2019) about communicating in the health care system.   Here is what his group found:

“Using a large claims dataset, the OptumLabs Data Warehouse, they matched adults with and without hearing loss on many variables including age, race, sex, region, insurance, education, baseline spending, and utilization metrics, and comorbidities and examined health utilization outcomes at 2-year (N=154,414), 5-year (N=44,852), and 10-year (N=4,728) time points. Over a 10-year period, compared to those without hearing loss, those with hearing loss:  Here is what they found.

  • Had a 47% higher rate of hospitalization
  • Spent 2.5 days longer, on average, during hospital stays
  • Had a 17% increased risk of an emergency department visit
  • Had a 44% increased risk of experiencing a 30-day readmission. “

As audiologists, we have the ability to help and we at Hears Hearing & Hearables have put together a program that will work with various healthcare providers, clinics, and even hospitals to help the health care provider communicate with their patients.

Small Businesses Can Really To Know and Help Their Communities

To provide meaningful community support we believe consult is critical, providing administration group with the appropriate products to use for their needs in communication, getting the products to the group, and training the group on how to use the products all with great pricing.  You would not expect the big business or venture capitalists to get to know non billionaires. 

Customer First, for Best Services

If you need help finding some professional support in your community, we can help!

Let us know if you are interested in learning more.

Thank you.

Kim

The Roger Pass-around microphone is an interactive classroom tool designed to ensure every voice is heard. Its hand-held design, intuitive controls, and clear audio transmission make it ideal for enhancing student participation in discussions.
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Members Pay: $715
The Clarity Big Button Amplified Phone is a great option for those with hearing and visual impairment. Numbers are large and contrasting while ringer is extra loud and adjustable for your needs.
$160.00
Let your patients and clients know that you have accessible devices and technology to best support them with this easy to read sign!
$30.00
You do not need to have hearing aids with bluetooth, you do not need to have ultra expensive hearing aids. With Artone MIC your hearing aid will be upgraded to the highest possible level, enabling you to listen to conversation, listen to TV and use the cell phone. All you need is a t-coil in your hearing aid and one of one of the Artone bluetooth loopset products.
$150.00

This Williams Sound Personal FM System is the perfect product to support both those who need their venue to offer hearing assistance and those who just want personal assitance.

ADA compatible

The Personal FM Listening System PFM PRO delivers superior audio directly to the ear, further, enhancing sound anywhere background noise or distance from the source makes listening difficult. It comes with multiple different listening options - earbuds and headphones, and it is also hearing aid compatible. It is a great tool to help communicate better with those who need it. Finally, the FM system offers clear audio with a 150-foot range in picking up sound from the microphone. This system is best used in small group and one-on-one scenarios.
Starting at
$870.00
This is a special order item and will take 1-2 weeks of processing time before the order can be shipped. Thank you for understanding!

More powerful amplification & tone management. If you want the best technology has to offer, the  ClearSounds 600 UltraClear Amplifying Speakerphone is for you.

This model combines superb design, ergonomics and functionality with exceptional amplification and tone management technology.

It delivers power without devouring it. The handset offers adjustable amplification and full-range tone controls which is the key to hearing clearly. The base system is amplified and the ringer can be adjusted up to 104 dB, so you won’t miss a call. While the phone delivers this robust set of powerful features, it’s designed to consume 50% less power than other amplified phones. What else does it offer? Talk-ing features, a large backlit angle-adjustable LCD, 99 name/number Caller ID history, display dial, missed call and voicemail waiting for indicators, and more. ClearDigitalTM Power delivers maximum clarity & background noise suppression - 50 dB amplification with full range tone control - Full duplex speakerphone in base (12 dB amplification) - 104 dB adjustable extra loud ringer and bright visual ringer - 7 Programmable memory keys  
$154.00