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CaptionCall® & Accessability Hearing Devices

A hearing evaluation is the foundation of effective hearing care. At Hear More Medical Centers of America, hearing evaluations and testing are designed to provide clear, accurate information about hearing health and speech understanding in a comfortable, appointment-only setting.

Our approach focuses on education, clarity, and individualized care, allowing patients to understand their hearing and make informed decisions about next steps.

What Is CaptionCall®?

CaptionCall is a captioned telephone service that displays real-time captions of phone conversations, allowing users to read what the other person is saying while listening at the same time.

CaptionCall phones are intended for individuals with hearing loss who may struggle to understand speech over the phone, even when using hearing aids. This technology can be especially helpful for staying connected with family members, healthcare providers, and essential services.

How Captioned Phones Support Communication

How Captioned Phones Support Communication
Captioned phones use speech recognition technology to convert spoken words into text that appears on a screen during a call. This added visual support allows users to:

  • Better understand conversations as they happen
  • Catch missed words or details
  • Reduce listening fatigue
  • Communicate with greater confidence

CaptionCall phones are not hearing aids, but they can be an important accessibility tool for individuals who find phone conversations challenging.

Assistive Listening & Accessibility Devices

In addition to captioned phones, Hear More Medical Centers of America helps patients explore a range of assistive listening and accessibility devices designed to support communication in specific environments.
Assistive listening devices may be used alongside hearing aids or independently, depending on individual needs. These devices are intended to improve clarity, comfort, and understanding in situations where hearing can be more difficult.
Examples of assistive listening solutions may include technology that supports:

  • Clearer television listening
  • One-on-one conversations in challenging environments
  • Improved speech understanding in specific settings

Rather than recommending devices broadly, we focus on understanding where communication challenges occur and identifying solutions that may help address them.

Personalized Guidance for Accessibility Solutions

Accessibility technology should never feel overwhelming. At Hear More Medical Centers of America, recommendations for CaptionCall phones and assistive listening devices are guided by:

  • A comprehensive hearing evaluation
  • Individual communication challenges
  • Daily routines and lifestyle needs
  • Comfort level with technology

We take the time to explain how these devices work, what they can and cannot do, and how they may fit into a broader hearing care plan.

Who May Benefit from Accessibility Devices?

Captioned phones and assistive listening devices may be helpful for individuals who:

  • Have difficulty understanding phone conversations
  • Miss words or details in everyday communication
  • Experience listening fatigue
  • Want added communication support beyond hearing aids

A professional hearing evaluation helps determine whether accessibility devices may be appropriate and which options best support long-term communication goals.

A Patient-First Approach to Accessibility

Our appointment-only model allows for a calm, unrushed environment where patients can learn about accessibility options without pressure. We believe accessibility solutions should feel supportive, not complicated.

As with all care at Hear More Medical Centers of America, patients are treated with patience, respect, and clear communication throughout the process.

Work With a Licensed Hearing Care Professional

Accessibility devices are most effective when guided by an experienced professional who understands both hearing health and real-world communication challenges.

Patients work directly with a licensed hearing care provider who takes the time to ensure recommendations are appropriate, realistic, and supportive.

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