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News & EventsPRESS RELEASE: FTRI ANNOUNCES A NEW RELAY BUSINESS PARTNER Florida Telecommunications Relay, Inc. (FTRI), which provides specialized telecommunications equipment for people who are Deaf, Hard of Hearing, Deaf/Blind, or Speech Impaired, is pleased to announce that Advanced Audiology of New Tampa, LLC has become a Florida Relay Business Partner. By becoming a Relay Business Partner they have committed to building positive community relations, providing opportunities for all people to communicate, and training their employees to receive and make telephone calls through Florida Relay. Advanced Audiology of New Tampa, LLC will receive a Relay decal for their front door to let people know that they are "Relay Friendly," and will have their business listed on the FTRI web site and in the newsletter. If your business is interested in becoming a Relay Business Partner, please call the FTRI Outreach Department at 1-888-292-1950 ext. 232 or visit the Web site at www.ftri.org PRESS RELEASE: AFFORDABLE HEARING CARE COMES TO ADVANCED AUDIOLOGY OF NEW TAMPA New Non-Profit Program Offers Affordable Hearing Care for Area Residents Statistics show that eight million Americans need hearing aids but cannot afford them. Solving that problem is the goal of AUDIENT, a new non-profit program helping people get access to affordable hearing care. The mission of the AUDIENT program is simple: use Federal tax returns or Social Security benefit statements to give qualified individuals greatly discounted prices on new digital hearing aids and refer them to a provider who is part of a nationwide network of hearing care professionals. No other asset test is required and a financing plan, with payments of about $65 per month, for 24 months, is also available for those who qualify. Mike Langhout, president of the AUDIENT program, explains that the effort came in recognition of a growing, unmet need. “The system was designed to make it as easy as possible for someone to find the kind of help they need,” says Langhout. “that’s why we’ve kept the qualifying process very simple, with a financing option as well.” AUDIENT is a division of the Northwest Lions Foundation for Sight & Hearing, with a history of serving people in need for almost 40 years, Langhout says. An income level of no more than 2.5 times the national poverty level—or $24,500 for an individual, plus $8,500 for each additional family member—has been established to determine eligibility for the AUDIENT program. AUDIENT is a recognized 501(c)3 non-profit organization. Proceeds from the AUDIENT program are put back into the program, so that more people can be helped. SIGHT AND HEARING ASSOCIATION STUDY Sight and Hearing Association: Noisy Toys Study 2006 |