Hearing Loops

What is a Hearing Loop
and How Does It Work?

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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

Subway Ticket Booth

In Church

Local Venues That Have Hearing Loops Installed

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

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:

Age Well and Associates
Value Care Health Clinic
UCCS Aging Center

The installation was scheduled for the end of October

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

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------**

**These venues were professionally looped by Assist2Hear

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