Municipal buildings welcome guests at information counters to help them efficiently find what they are looking for. City hall buildings allow visitors to pay for parking tickets, apply for permits, or submit documentation for various purposes.

In many situations, glass partitions or deep counters can make conversations difficult for the hard of hearing. Make conversations between your residents and staff easy and worry-free with the right types of hearing technology for community spaces.

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As your council chambers and other large group meeting places host council, committee and public meetings, attendees and observers of those meetings may be dealing with hearing loss.

By implementing hearing assistive technology, you can ensure that all involved enjoy an inclusive experience. Nobody will be left unsure what is being discussed or, even worse, leave without a clear understanding of the proceedings.

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While implementing hearing assistive technology in the enclosed and purpose-specific rooms can help those with hearing loss in those spaces, you may need to communicate with those same people while they are in public gathering areas like the lobby, hallways or atrium.

Having the right types of hearing assistive technology implemented throughout your facility can ensure that you can effectively remove communication barriers and make your entire facility accessible to all.

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Whether your facility contains enclosed meeting spaces like private meeting rooms, community kitchens, sports courts or changing areas, you may need to communicate to small groups of people with a range of hearing abilities.

With hearing assistive technology that covers larger areas, you can help those with hearing loss enjoy a complete experience at your facility. By removing communication barriers, you can make your spaces accessible to everyone.

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