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Wherever you are on the spectrum of hearing health, you're not alone. HLAA is here to help you thrive at every step of your hearing journey.
Hearing loss is complicated. Learn more about the types, causes and treatments available.
There are many ways to address hearing loss through technology, professional help and even social and emotional support and strategies.
HLAA advocates for accessible communication and access to hearing care and treatment through national legislation, public policy and grassroots initiatives.
HLAA has more than 120 Chapters and State Organizations bringing our nationwide community of support to cities and towns across the U.S.
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Bringing Hope to Hearing Loss
Walk4Hearing is the HLAA community of support in action. Walks in 21 cities around the country raise funds, promote hearing health, and give hope to individuals and families facing hearing loss.
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News & Updates
Melvin Allen, a Vietnam veteran, suffered hearing loss due to loud noise exposure during his service. In 2008, he sought treatment, eventually receiving cochlear implants in 2020 and 2021, which transformed his life. Now, he advises other veterans to address hearing issues promptly, stressing the importance of staying connected...
A new FCC order 50 years in the making requires all cellphones sold in the United States to be hearing aid compatible (HAC).
A new rule adopted on July 18 by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) requires television and video captioning display settings to be easier to access within two years.
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Our work empowers people with hearing loss through education, advocacy and a nationwide network of support. We help millions thrive with hearing loss every day.