Assistive Listening Devices (1)
Assistive Listening Devices (ALDs) describe equipment other than hearing aids that can be used to help someone overcome difficulties with hearing. Sometimes they are used with hearing aids. Sometimes instead of hearing aids.
ALDs come in all shapes and sizes, from amplified phones, to TV Listeners, to doorbells and alerting systems. Find out what they are, what they do and whether you need one.
An Introduction to Assistive Listening Devices
Written by Broom Reid & Harris
Assistive Listening Devices (ALDs) describe equipment other than hearing aids that can be used to help someone overcome difficulties with hearing. Sometimes they are used with hearing aids. Sometimes instead of hearing aids.
In this article we look at different types of ALDs, including amplified phones, personal listening devices, TV Listeners and more.