Wireless Technology Center WiTC:

The Wireless Technology Center or WiTC is the next step into the future of Hearing Health Care.  This is the integration of hearing instruments with wireless microphones, wireless FM transmitters for the television and telephone along with the integration of BlueTooth technology into hearing aids.  Either through the aftermarket sale of this equipment to a person's existing hearing aids or as a complete integrated system incorporating the latest in hearing aid technology with the latest in wireless sound collection technology to build a complete hearing system.  We at Hearing Resources have positioned ourselves at the very forefront  of this new paradigm shift to provide you, our clients, with the best possible hearing over to meet your active lifestyles.

The wireless technology Center (WiTC) is an area designed to provide solutions to difficult listening situations where range, noise and the laws of physics converge to provide a hostile listening environment that even premier digital hearing aids have trouble providing clarity.  This family of products, including onboard and outboard items, are especially designed to meet these situations and provide improved clarity, comfort and self assurance that digital hearing aids alone cannot provide. 

The family includes the FM main components, transmitters and receivers, plus add-on's that include BlueTooth interfaces and a full range of sound collection devices to meet personal and professional listening needs.

There are three parts to the WiTC area; the transmitters, the receivers, and the peripheral components that allow or expand connective to other sources or expanded sound collection.  With these items we can improve listening environments from intimate dining to speech comprehension in meetings, over a computer webinar or on a business telephone system or call center.  We can provide safety while driving and talking on the phone through hands-free options or allow for conversations while driving down the highway.  A whole venue of listening situations that ranged from hard to flat out hostile can now be not just workable but enjoyable for the hard of hearing adult.  A recent study in published by the Better Hearing Institute has found that adults with untreated hearing loss will earn half of what a person with normal hearing or corrected hearing will over their working career.  In today's tight job market don't let a hearing loss hold you back.  We have technology that, when coupled with good digital hearing aids, will overcome the obstacles  that are holding you back socially, work wise or at home with family.  Sometimes the answer is simply a hearing aid but other times it requires the addition of assistive technology to build a complete listening system.  The equipment talked about hear is a good part of that system.