An estimated 61 million people in the U.S. are hearing impaired. Put another way, one out of every 10 of us have hearing loss that affect our ability to enjoy films, lectures and other public presentations or decipher public announcements at places such as airports and sports stadiums. Hearing aids improve a person’s ability to hear in quiet locations, but they can’t filter out background noise and reverberation in public places. The more the wearer increases the volume of the hearing aid, the higher the level of background noise. An announcement on a public address system is often incomprehensible. Increasingly, a hearing loop is being embraced as a solution to the problem. The Hearing Loss Association of America and the American Academy of Audiology are leading the charge with a “Get in the Hearing Loop” education campaign. American Hearing Loop is pleased to be one of the few certified installers of hearing loops in the South East. In this website, we will share information about hearing loops and answer some frequently asked questions about hearing loop installations. If you have a specific question, please don’t hesitate to contact us.