The Hearing Loss Association of Florida, or HLAA-FL, is a tax-exempt, charitable organization and is eligible to receive tax deductible contributions under the IRS Code 501(c)(3). A copy of the official registration and financial information may be obtained from the Florida division of Consumer Services by calling toll-free within the State (1-800-435-7352) or calling from outside the State (850) 410-3800 or from the website www.freshfromflorida.com. Registration does not imply endorsement, approval, or recommendation by the State. Registration # CH 8988.
Register Online or Offline Registration is a bit different this year. Please note what is/isn’t included during the registration process. Increased rates will begin April 1 and continue through May 31 when pre-convention registration closes. On-site registration will be available as well. Online – fill out the Online Registration and registration will be a breeze;… Read more »
Tuesday, April 17th 10AM. Dr Paula Myers – Chief, VA Audiology Clinic Overview of the technologies and services available to veterans. Learn about the latest technologies available to treat your hearing loss. Get an insight to all services and caregiver support available to veterans. Bring your questions for our speaker and other members in social time. Our mission is to open the world of communication for the 260,000 people with hearing loss in Hillsborough County.
Dear HLAA Tampa Members and Interested Newcomers, I have exciting news. First, our next meeting will feature a free, new app for your phone that allows you to get captions for anyone’s voice whom you are trying to listen to anywhere. It is a genuine life save and so easy to use once we set… Read more »
Our presentation in April will be from the Florida Telecommunications Relay, Inc. (FTRI). Fabiola Sannon, FTRI Specialist, will tell us about FTRI in a discussion entitled, “What FTRI Can Do for You”. Some phones will be demonstrated and the library has approved a separate room for your hands on use of the phones. FTRI is… Read more »
As my hearing loss changed over time, I noticed the decline in my ability to hear music. Even with the use of hearing aids, it was taking longer to recognize a melody. Like many, I love a variety of music: classical, jazz, tunes from the fifties, sixties, and seventies. The songs I grew up hearing… Read more »
Join us to be the one to support healthy hearing and safe driving. Open house reception Friday, April 27th 5 – 7pm. Art to walk on 16 S. Palm Ave. Free wine and cheese party to meet and socialize with. All ears hearing services providing free hearing screenings. Adept audiology offering free hearing consultations.