Assisted Listening Devices

Western Hearing Aid Center carries a wide range of Assistive Listening Devices (ALDs) designed to help individuals with all degrees of hearing loss, as well as those with normal hearing, improve their ability to communicate and engage in daily activities. These devices enhance face-to-face conversations, reception of electronic media, telephone communication, and awareness of important warning sounds.

Assistive listening devices can be used with or without hearing aids and provide practical solutions for home, work, and social settings like lectures, churches, or public gatherings. Whether you need help hearing the television more clearly, staying connected through phone conversations, or being alerted to important sounds in your environment, Western Hearing Aid Center offers a variety of personalized solutions to fit your lifestyle.

Types of Assistive Listening Devices

• Personal Amplifiers – Improve sound clarity in one-on-one or group conversations.
• Amplified Telephones – Increase call volume for easier communication.
• Bluetooth-compatible Technology – Seamlessly integrate with modern devices for enhanced listening.
• Alarm Clocks and Watches – Use vibration or flashing lights to ensure timely wake-ups.
• Light and Vibration Alert Units – Convert doorbell, phone, and alarm sounds into visible or tactile alerts.
• Smoke Detectors with Visual Alarms – Provide early notification using strobe lights and loud sound alerts.
• Cordless Sound Transmission Systems – Work with or without hearing aids for clear, wireless audio.
• Universal Amplifiers – Boost volume for alarm clocks, televisions, and other consumer electronics.
• Loop Systems – Improve sound quality for TV, radio, and headphones.
• Communication Amplifiers – Assist those with hearing impairments who don’t use hearing aids.
• Amplified Electronic Stethoscopes – Offer up to 24x sound amplification while reducing background noise.
• Telephone Amplifiers – Make phone conversations clearer and more accessible.
• Text Telephones – Enable text-based communication for mobile and stationary use.
• Subtitle Decoders – Enhance accessibility for individuals with severe hearing impairments.

Assisted Listening Devices from ReSound

Below are examples of the latest devices offered by ReSound Hearing Care. We carry all manufacturers and they all have similar accessories that are proprietary to their lines as well.

At Western Hearing Aid Center, we are committed to helping you find the best assistive listening solution tailored to your unique communication needs. Our team will guide you in selecting the right system, or combination of systems, to ensure that you stay connected and engaged in all aspects of life.