Safety

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How to Choose a Visual Security Alarm System for Deaf and Hard of Hearing

It’s one thing to have an alarm system that scares intruders, but it’s another if you still don’t know what’s happening around you when the alarm goes off. Many security alarm systems are not accessible to people with hearing loss. If you can’t hear above 70 decibels, no audio alarm system will operate best for …

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Early-Warning Notifications: Alerting Devices for Hard of Hearing

Are you annoyed that you get startled or jumpy easily, worried about your child wandering at night or a family member’s safety?  We sometimes must watch for things to avoid dangers or be attentive to our surroundings. It could be keeping a watchful eye on your child or adult with dementia.  You turn your back …

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What Your Rechargeable Hearing Aid Batteries Need in an Emergency

Everyone needs to be prepared, specifically when you have rechargeable hearing aids. No one wants to be caught off guard during a power outage. The timing couldn’t be worse. Being in storms, flooding, hurricanes, tornadoes, or widespread fires, you could have no power until recovery begins. That could be in a couple of hours or …

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