Products to help you with:
Hearing loss
OTs
Occupational Therapists
Hearing loss can make communicating with others difficult. This collection includes amplified phones, doorbell alerts, and personal listening devices designed to help you.
The Echo MiniTechT Pro is a personal listening device that gives the user the ability to adjust the volume bass and treble. The device can also be used as a quality TV listener. Ideal for people with dual impairments the device has LED light indicators and large distinguishable buttons. Supplied with headset and neckloop.
- Press and hold On/off button
- Extendable microphone
- LED light indicators
The Echo RadioLink 2.4G is a personal listening device and a wireless TV listener. The transmitter plugs into a television and has a 30m range to the receiver. Additionally the receiver has a built-in microphone to amplify conversation. Best of all the user can switch seamlessly between audio inputs. Supplied with headset and quick release neckloop.
- Three position tone control
- Adjustable volume
- 30 m range
Ideal for users that are hard of hearing this doorbell and alarm system features a vibrating pager and an extra loud flashing chime. The chime plugs into your mains while the vibrator attaches to your pocket or waistban.
- Includes a chime, pager and bell push
- Features 250m range
- Various melodies selection
This easy to operate Driveway Monitor with doorbell is the ideal product to monitor your driveway or back garden. The PIR and the bell are water resistant and can go anywhere outside up to 120m from the base unit.
- Easy to use
- Adds extra security
- 120m Wireless range
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A pager to let you know when someone visits
My Grandfather is very hard of hearing, as a result he started to get very anxious and panicked even when he is in his own house, as he couldn't hear when the mail was being delivered or when friends and family were visiting.
By installing something as simple as a wireless doorbell alarm, he was able to always feel the vibrations of the pager or the see the flashing lights, so he knew when people were at his house. This made him feel more relaxed and less anxious and irritable when people came to see him. A small product that made a huge difference to his home safety and confidence in being alone.
This is a fictional case study written to illustrate real-life situations our occupational therapists often encounter.
– George Powney, Medequip OT
By installing something as simple as a wireless doorbell alarm, he was able to always feel the vibrations of the pager or the see the flashing lights, so he knew when people were at his house.
