Staying connected to the people and moments that matter most should feel easy and natural. Assistive Listening Devices (ALDs) are designed to improve sound clarity and reduce background noise in situations where hearing can be challenging.

Whether you are watching television, talking on the phone, attending meetings, or enjoying conversations in busy environments, the right assistive technology can make a meaningful difference. These devices can be used on their own or alongside your hearing aids to enhance performance, comfort, and confidence.

Headsets

A wireless headset connectable to your TV so you can hear the sounds from the TV at your one required volume. A great way to continue watching your favourite shows and movies with loved ones, without the volume being too soft for you or too loud for your loved ones. 

Pocket Talker

A portable headset and microphone set, particularly useful when you are out and about and need to hear a specific person, such as a medical appointment, for example. Also, a good alternative to hearing aids for people with serious dexterity difficulties

Alarm Clock

Clocks specially designed for hearing loss, offering a louder-than-normal alarm sound and a vibration option for your bed to wake you up. 

Hearing Aid Accessories

External Microphones

Most hearing aid brands offer stand-alone microphones that can be placed on a table or a speaker and streamed directly into your hearing aids. Particularly useful for large meeting spaces or in noisy environments.

TV Connection

Devices linked to your TV or sound system stream sounds directly to your hearing aids. This allows you to watch TV with everyone else at a comfortable level while still being aware of surrounding noises and conversations. 

You will receive personalised guidance to help you choose solutions that suit your lifestyle, communication needs, and hearing goals, so you can participate fully in everyday life.

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