Inductive hearing aids

The Disability Equality Act of 2004 stipulates that people who are dependent on hearing systems should have equal rights to participate in public social life. Because good understanding at a greater distance is not possible despite hearing systems, a hearing system must be installed in a room of 80 m2 or larger. Affected persons can receive the sound wirelessly directly in their hearing systems in all places with hearing systems and are not excluded as a result.

At Swiss hearing aid directory you can find out which places in Switzerland are equipped with a special hearing system.

In order to use hearing aids, your hearing instruments must have a so-called T-coil. How this works is explained in the following Video of the Hard of Hearing Association Northwestern Switzerland.

A T-coil is a special feature built into many modern hearing instruments that allows sound to be received wirelessly directly into the hearing instruments. If you are not sure whether your hearing instruments have a T-coil, you can have this checked by your hearing care professional or ENT doctor.

It is important to note that hearing aids are not only beneficial for people with hearing disabilities, but also for people without hearing disabilities. Hearing aids can help make sound easier to understand in noisy environments, improving the listening experience for everyone.

Overall, it is important that people with hearing disabilities have access to hearing facilities in order to participate equally in public social life. The Swiss Hearing Facilities Directory is a useful tool to ensure that you can receive sound wirelessly directly in your hearing instruments in public places.

It is important to note that hearing aids are not only beneficial for people with hearing disabilities, but also for people without hearing disabilities. Hearing aids can help make sound easier to understand in noisy environments, improving the listening experience for everyone.

Overall, it is important that people with hearing disabilities have access to hearing facilities in order to participate equally in public social life. The Swiss Hearing Facilities Directory is a useful tool to ensure that you can receive sound wirelessly directly in your hearing instruments in public places.