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Webpages/Websites

Course: Next-Gen Breakthroughs with Auracast Broadcast

This one-hour continuing education course reviews Auracast broadcast technology, part of Bluetooth LE Audio, and how it offers improved sound access for individuals with hearing loss. The course begins with a review of how wireless audio has evolved, then details what sets Auracast apart from earlier Bluetooth systems, including the capacity for a single audio source to transmit simultaneously to…

Recorded Events/Videos

Auracast Webinar Hosted by IAHA Global

This webinar from the International Association for Hearing Accessibility reviewed what Auracast is, how one to many broadcast audio works over Bluetooth LE Audio, and where it fits with existing systems. The recorded webinar covers current deployments in venues like universities, theaters, and transit pilots, early benefits like lower latency and broad device reach, and near term limits such as…

Articles/Blog posts

Understanding Assistive Listening Systems: A Guide to Better Hearing in Public Spaces

Assistive listening systems (ALS) improve hearing in public settings by sending sound directly to the listener and reducing background noise. This guide from the Hearing Review highlights how these technologies work alongside hearing aids and cochlear implants to make communication easier in places like theaters, classrooms, airports, and houses of worship. The resource describes several types of…

Articles/Blog posts

Understanding Assistive Listening Systems: A Guide to Better Hearing in Public Spaces

Assistive listening systems (ALS) improve hearing in public settings by sending sound directly to the listener and reducing background noise. This guide from the Hearing Review highlights how these technologies work alongside hearing aids and cochlear implants to make communication easier in places like theaters, classrooms, airports, and houses of worship. The resource describes several types of…

Articles/Blog posts

HIPAA and Service Counter Hearing Loops

1 page handout. Using a counter hearing loop at check-in, pharmacy counters, and other public settings does not violate HIPAA. In fact, it helps providers meet their obligations under both the ADA and HIPAA by improving communication access while maintaining patient privacy.

Articles/Blog posts

HIPAA and Service Counter Hearing Loops

1 page handout. Using a counter hearing loop at check-in, pharmacy counters, and other public settings does not violate HIPAA. In fact, it helps providers meet their obligations under both the ADA and HIPAA by improving communication access while maintaining patient privacy.

Articles/Blog posts

HIPAA and Service Counter Hearing Loops

1 page handout. Using a counter hearing loop at check-in, pharmacy counters, and other public settings does not violate HIPAA. In fact, it helps providers meet their obligations under both the ADA and HIPAA by improving communication access while maintaining patient privacy.

Articles/Blog posts

HIPAA and Service Counter Hearing Loops

1 page handout. Using a counter hearing loop at check-in, pharmacy counters, and other public settings does not violate HIPAA. In fact, it helps providers meet their obligations under both the ADA and HIPAA by improving communication access while maintaining patient privacy.

Event

M-Enabling Summit

The M-Enabling Summit 2025 is set for October 6–8 at the Crystal Gateway Marriott in Arlington, Virginia. Now in its 13th year, the event brings together leaders from tech, government, nonprofits, and advocacy groups to focus on digital accessibility and inclusion. This year’s theme, “Digital Accessibility Innovation — A Deep Dive into Next-Generation User Experiences,” speaks to new approaches to…