Let’s Loop Colorado! is dedicated to increasing the hearing accessibility of Colorado residents and visitors alike to hear clearly by advocating for quality installation of hearing loops in a variety of public and private places across the state.
What is a Hearing Loop?
Hearing loops are assistive listening systems that assists people with hearing loss, and are found in facilities that use an audio system (i.e.,a microphone, such as in churches, lecture halls, or stage performances, etc.)
It provides a wireless signal that is picked up by hearing devices with telecoils. When hearing aid users are inside the loop, the sound is sent directly to the telecoil in their hearing device. This feature not only extends the listening range of hearing devices, it also eliminates background noise, and creates speech clarity, thus increasing listening comprehension and enjoyment. Hear the Difference a Hearing Loop Makes!
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"Telecoils Improve Hearing Aids Dramatically!" What are Telecoils?
A telecoil is a small copper coil installed in the majority of hearing aids and almost all cochlear implants. A telecoil (AKA t-coil or T-program) serves as a wireless receiver, which is the universal platform that connects to all ADA mandated assistive listening systems (hearing loops, FM, and infrared).
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Ask for a telecoil! "What is a hearing aid telecoil and why would I want one?" Link Ask your audiologist or hearing aid provider about telecoils Link Where Can Hearing Loops Be Installed?
Almost Anywhere! Click here to find the many applications for hearing loops.
To Find Hearing-Looped Locations in Colorado
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