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Loss of hearing clarity: Solutions or strategies anyone?

Hearing Loss | Last Active: Jan 4 12:03pm | Replies (111)
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@robinraig

Thanks. That might work for home. Unfortunately, the work phone was a multiple handset system. The base was nowhere near my desk and the portable I used did not have a jack. My boss is beginning to have a hearing loss, so they may be looking for new phone system in the future.

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scottk | @scottk | May 8, 2019

Thanks. This is all good information to help us hard of hearing! I have two year old Phonaks(Audeo 70) BTE that did not have bluetooth capability which I wish they had since my hearing loss has gotten worse during this time. I am retired but participate on several different boards(meetings are tough to hear!)....I like to try different bells and whistles and am currently trying out the Phonak Compilot II which is basically a neck loop that converts bluetooth to T-coil and am somewhat happy with the set up....phone calls work well and playing music from phone eliminates earbuds/headphones for working out. You can also utilize for TV's but I have had limited success with that part of it. The unit is $300 bucks and will probably buy it. Going forward I think bluetooth or something similar will be the way to go. Keep up the conversations! I find them very helpful. Have a nice day!

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