​​What is a Hearing Loop
​and How Does It Work? 

Click here to watch a short video

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Professional Installation of
Hearing Loops by
Assist2Hear
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​​"We are the leading installer of hearing loops ​throughout the Midwest since 2010"     - Erin Nichols, Owner

Hear the Difference
​a Hearing Loop Makes
The following videos allow you to listen to the difference between what a hearing aid wearer hears "in the loop" versus without a loop system

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Subway Ticket Booth

In Church

Local Venues That Have Hearing Loops Installed

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​The County has installed  61 Hearing Loop Systems (Includes: 47 Counter top Loops, and 14 Window Loops​) 
at the following County Offices:

Clerk and Recorder
 Division of Motor Vehicles and 
Department of Public Health

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​City of Colorado Springs

• Portable Loop System available
• City Hall Council Chambers**

​Medical Offices Receive Free Hearing Loops!

The Independence Center recently received nominations from the community for physician offices to receive   Hearing Loop Systems free of charge!
  
The awardees accepting ​Hearing Loop systems are:

Value Care Health Clinic
UCCS Aging Center

The installation was scheduled for ​ the end of October ​

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​Colorado Springs Police Department ​

• Sand Creek Police Station will be looped!
• ​Gold Hill Station Community Room**

• Counter-top Loops for enclosed glass front-desk windows at Stations

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Other Community Venues with Loop Systems

• Ent Center for the Arts at UCCS
  

• ​First Presbyterian Church Worship Areas**

• Liberty Heights Retirement Living in Gleneagle**
• Mission Medical Clinic plans to install a hearing loop
  

• Morning Star Retirement Living on Centennial Blvd**

• Pikes Peak Library District Venue at 21c**
• Sunny Vista Life Plan Community**
•  The Independence Center Community Rooms**
• ​​UCCS Fitness Center and------**
  

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**These venues were professionally looped by Assist2Hear​

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​For a Directory of Venues ​ in Colorado that are Looped, click here