We provide information from technological and medical advances to coping and parenting strategies. We help you become an informed consumer on what options are available to you to help you make the best decisions on how to deal with hearing loss.

Our primary purpose is to educate ourselves, our families, friends, coworkers, teachers, hearing health care providers, industry, government, and others about hearing loss.

We provide an opportunity for association among people with hearing loss, their friends, families, and professionals.

HLAA is a leading voice in improving communication access for people with hearing loss in the workplace, hotels, schools, court systems, medical, and entertainment facilities.

You will learn about the latest developments in hearing aids, cochlear implants, other implantable devices, assistive devices, communication access, smartphone apps and much more that can help you hear better.. even in challenging listening situations.

In the chapters, you will meet many others like yourself, who either have a hearing loss or are supporting someone with a loss. You will be empowered through the exchange of knowledge, encouragement and shared experience. You will have fun!

We are your gateway to many resources, such as how to manage the cost of hearing aids, the state's relay phone program which offers free amplified and captioned phones and so much more.

You do not have to hide your hearing loss. At HLAA, we learn to advocate for ourselves at home, work and in the community, by mastering the simple tools that can help us guide all the people we encounter on how to communicate more effectively with us.

You will learn how to maximize your access to effective communication in every area of your life.

New technological advances in hearing devices, treatment procedures, support tools, preventive and curative developments are occurring at a more rapid rate than ever before.

HLAA and your local HLAA Chapter remain your best source to keep pace, so you continue to get the most out of your residual hearing

Learn about the movie theaters in your community which offer new captioning systems and other entertainment venues which offer a hearing loop or other assistive technology