Represents central source of information and assistance about programs, services and benefits for seniors and caregivers. Staff help callers identify needs and explore options. Services include, Medicad/Medicare Applications, senior ride programs, housing information, and health related services.

People having trouble affording hearing aids can call to speak to a counselor about programs to find quality low-cost hearing aids. A free hearing test can be done over the phone, and counselors may include resources such as donated or reconditioned hearing aids, where available.

Provides low-cost hearing aids and follow up support for families who qualify financially.

Offers Braille, large print books, described videocassettes, decoders, low-vision aids, and other materials for loan. Also has a reading machine for the blind and adaptive computer equipment for in-library use. Provides demonstrations and training for all special technologies.

Hearing screenings, audio-metric testing and hearing aids for all ages by licensed audiologist.

Provides assistance to children from birth to 21 years of age who have (or may have) a serious or chronic physical, developmental, behavioral, or emotional condition in locating a physician or other health care provider and may also provide assistance in obtaining insurance and/or other programs that help to cover health care costs. Supportive measures as well as medical information may be provided.

Assists children and adults with vision or hearing impairments who need eye glasses, eye exams, hearing aids or seeing-eye dogs.

* Offers community services for the visually and hearing impaired. Guide dogs. Sight preservation and restoration. Eye exams, glasses for pre-schoolers in the town. Referrals for hearing aids.* Accepts food donations for Irondequoit cupboard.* Collects used glasses for use in deprived countries. * Offers scholarships for high school seniors.

* Provides home and personal technology for people who are deaf and hard of hearing. Hearing aid and amplification. Phones. Clocks and Alerts. Books and media.

Eligibility for devices/services: low income individuals with hearing impairments who need assistance to get hearing devices.

* Operates a residential and training facility. * Supports youths and adults who are deaf/blind, their families and the professionals who serve them on a national basis.* Provides equipment to aid people who are blind, deaf, hearing and visually impaired.

Provides services for individuals with hearing impairments including hearing aids, auditory processing evaluations, and tinnitus retraining therapy.

Provides adaptive equipment for short-term loan including wheelchairs, portable ramps, transfer benches, assistive listening devises, assistive speaking devices, canes, and walkers.

* Offers medical equipment loans such as: Hospital beds, canes, commodes, crutches, walkers, wheelchairs, ramps and shower chairs. Will purchase eyeglasses or hearing aids on special needs basis.

Provides at no-cost hearing aids and hearing support services to families or individuals who have incomes that are significantly limited, who are unable to afford the high costs of quality hearing instruments, and who have exhausted all possible resources for their hearing health.

* Offers a free place to learn about variety of devices that help people with hearing loss in challenging hearing situations. * Provides information and resource materials for each device.

Provides assistive technology loans up to $30,000 for hearing and vision aids, communication devices, environmental adaptions, wheelchairs, and home or vehicle modifications.

Provides speech-language pathology and feeding and swallowing diagnostic and treatment services. Provides audiometric evaluations and hearing aid dispensing and training.

Provides comprehensive audiology services, including hearing aid sales and service.

On campus university outpatient clinic with dedicated clinical staff and faculty of speech-language pathologists, audiologists, support staff, and student clinicians. Faculty and clinical staff have a variety of expertise and experience in communication sciences, speech-language development, and disorders. Assessment and therapy services are available for children and adults in the areas of speech, language, apraxia, auditory processing, aural rehabilitation, voice, fluency, aphasia, cognition, swallowing, augmentative communication and hearing (hearing evaluations, hearing aids, balance testing). The Stroke/Head Injury Support Group meets 2 times monthly during the academic year.

Provides audiology services to individuals of all ages, with or without disabilities. Services include hearing evaluations, typanometry, and hearing aid checks.

Provides speech, language, and hearing evaluation and treatment to children and adults. Also dispenses hearing aids. Special programs include ESL groups, aphasia therapy, intensive summer camp, and Tinnitus evaluation, treatment, and therapy.

Provides audiometric evaluations and hearing aid dispensing and training.