Hearing Loss Association of America Launches New Website
September 2011
The Hearing Loss Association of America (HLAA) is pleased to announce the
launch of its new website, www.hearingloss.org.
HLAA's website serves as the primary source of objective information for
36 million Americans with hearing loss. The website underwent a major
redesign to make it more intuitive, provide better navigation and to make it
easier to find specific content in the vast collection of hearing loss
resources available to all site visitors.
HLAA Executive Director Brenda Battat said, "We've made the website
easier to use and packed with helpful information so that we can reach even
more people looking for hearing health care resources and support for
hearing loss."
The year-long project was generously supported by Cochlear Americas, a
leading manufacturer of cochlear implants and Baha(r). "Thanks to Cochlear
for making the new website a reality," Battat continued, "The end result is
a robust site containing comprehensive information about hearing loss."
The website provides extensive information on the latest in hearing
assistive technology; national advocacy work on Capitol Hill and before
federal regulatory agencies; HLAA's national programs including the annual
Convention, the National Walk4Hearing(r), Hearing Loss Support Specialists
Training, online webinars, and online communities for young adults and
parents. Contact information for professional members including
otolaryngologists, audiologists and hearing instrument specialists, can be
found by visitors looking for a hearing health professional in their area.
The site provides a directory of HLAA's national network of chapters and
state organizations, ways to support HLAA's work, and much more.
About the Hearing Loss Association of America
The Hearing Loss Association of America (HLAA), founded in 1979, opens
the world of communication to people with hearing loss through information,
education, advocacy and support. HLAA publishes the bimonthly Hearing Loss
Magazine, holds annual conventions (Convention 2012 is June 21 - 24 in
Providence, Rhode Island), produces the national Walk4Hearing(r), hosts
online learning with the Hearing Loss Support Specialists Training, holds
monthly webinars, and advocates for the rights of people with hearing loss.
HLAA has an extensive network of chapters and state. The national
headquarters is located at 7910 Woodmont Avenue, Suite 1200, Bethesda, MD
20814. Phone: 301.657.2248 or visit www.hearingloss.org.
Source: Hearing Loss Association of America