Saline Audiology is striving to increase public awareness about hearing Loops. We have first hand knowledge of the incredible difference a hearing Loop makes for a person that is hearing impaired. Clergy, church administrators, movie theater management, …
Read moreDue to reverbration, distance to the sound source and ambient noise intelligibility is often reduced. Increasing loudness can make it more difficult for a hard of hearing person to understand the message. What is important is to increase the intensity of…
Read moreLook for the following sign: There must be a “T” in the bottom right corner of the sign for a hearing Loop to be installed.
Read moreThe T-coil program is accessed by a push button on your hearing aid or via the use of a remote control. Audiologists often recommend this T-coil setting for listening on the telephone without whisteling. Sometimes the T-coil is installed but not activated. …
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