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Can’t Hear Your Alarm? Here’s a Solution…

For the severely hearing impaired, waking up to your alarm clock can present a challenge - but there’s a modern-day solution that can solve your problem.

​For the severely hearing impaired, waking up to your alarm clock can present a challenge - but there’s a modern-day solution that can solve your problem. A Bluetooth-enabled bed shaker will go off when the alarm on your smartphone goes off. Simply pair the shaker to your Android or iOS phone, set the alarm on your phone, and place the shaker on your bed. It works at home and can easily be taken on the road for vacation or business trips. Besides the alarm clock, it can also shake to alert you to incoming emails, texts or phone calls.

More Accessories Available

There are many other devices available which can make life easier for those with impaired hearing. CaptionCall phones display a transcript of what the other person is saying, in real time, so you can hear and read what they’re saying at the same time. The phones, installation and transcription service are available free of charge to those who qualify (must have a hearing loss to qualify). Schedule a free hearing screening to see if you qualify. If you qualify, we can arrange for free installation in your home or workplace.

Hear The TV Better

TV Ears is a TV listening system that clarifies and amplifies speech while lowering background noise, to help you hear the dialog. No more asking the person next to you what was just said. You'll hear every word. TV Ears also allows you to listen at your own volume without turning up the volume on the TV.

Trouble Hearing? Speak With An Audiologist. It’s FREE!

If you have difficulty hearing, or have ringing in your ears, schedule a FREE consultation with a doctor of audiology. You will find out whether you have a hearing loss, and if so, how severe it is. We can recommend a variety of hearing solutions to fit your lifestyle and your budget, to help you hear ALL the sounds of life. 

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