Hearing loops are helpful in a variety of places. Some are used for extended time, and others are beneficial while a person is in transit. Examples of extended time use include: * Theaters and performing arts centers * Places of worship * Board rooms…
Read moreLet’s Loop Arkansas is a grassroots movement to help make public spaces more accessible for individuals with hearing loss. A website will be coming soon. Please “like” and “share” our Facebook page Let’s Loop Arkansas and…
Read moreHere are some common questions about Hearing Loops and Arkansas Loops (a division of Saline Audiology) Do we speak to groups about Hearing Loops? Yes. If you are a member of a group and you believe information about Hearing Loops can benefit you, your group,…
Read moreA hearing loop helps people who use hearing aids, that are equipped with T-coils, hear sounds from a PA system directly and clearly in the hearing aids, because it reduces or cuts out background noise. Hearing Loops can be installed in home TV rooms, auditoriums,…
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