Loops4Hearing

07/27/2026

Discover how Title III of the ADA ensures equal access and effective communication through assistive listening systems in places of public accommodation.

07/26/2026

🤟👌 Did you know that your child who is deaf or hard of hearing can ...

07/26/2026

People with "normal hearing" don't mind poor acoustics, background noise and distractions to a clear audio experience. Or do they?  Will know more if venues invest in newer technologies like Auracast, better acoustic design and staff training.

Advocates for assistive hearing Loops have been knocking on doors for two decades, trying to convince owners and managers to do the right thing and invest in hearing loop systems. In just one category, live theater spaces, their  success rate is 450 theaters out of 12,000 across the US. Hopefully, with Auracast, outcomes will be more positive and we will all benefit from more inclusive, barrier-free and hearing-friendly spaces.


Auracast is the likely future of hearing access in public spaces. While questions remain about the timing of venue rollout and the speed of the hearing aid replacement cycle, the direction is increasingly clear: Auracast will provide clean, clear sound in movie theaters, airports, lecture halls, jur...

07/03/2026

WASHINGTON, D.C. — The U.S. Department of Labor’s Office of Workers’ Compensation Programs (OWCP) is seeking public input on whether current methods used to evaluate occupational hearing loss remain the most reliable and appropriate, opening the door to a broader discussion about the role of o...

07/03/2026

Bluetooth Auracast technology could be great for expanding access. But for now, hearing aids with telecoils are still important.