What if I have trouble with my ClearCaptions equipment?
If you have trouble with your equipment, our support team is here to help seven days a week. Click here to contact us or review one of our many troubleshooting guides.
If you have trouble with your equipment, our support team is here to help seven days a week. Click here to contact us or review one of our many troubleshooting guides.
No, ClearCaptions Phones for hard-of-hearing seniors are not covered by Medicare or private insurance. Instead, our service is funded through the federal Telecommunications Relay Services (TRS) fund. Required by the ...
Yes, ClearCaptions Phones for senior citizens are designed to accommodate individuals with arthritis, tremors, or limited hand mobility. We’ve specifically designed our phones to prioritize all accessibility challenges to make ...
Yes, ClearCaptions Phones for the elderly are designed with vision challenges in mind. The large touchscreen displays captions in customizable text that can be adjusted for individual vision needs. During ...
Yes, if your loved one has an existing landline, they can keep the same number.
No. ClearCaptions Phones are designed specifically for seniors, so your loved one won't struggle with complicated technology. The large touchscreen features clear call captioning, an easy-to-read display, and standard phone ...
Yes, ClearCaptions Phones include voicemail, so you never miss a message. When someone leaves you a voicemail, a light flashes on your phone, and a small red dot appears above ...
Yes. Your privacy is important to us. We adhere to strict FCC rules regarding captioned call privacy, and we comply with all applicable state and federal privacy laws to protect ...
ClearCaptions Phones only require a reliable home internet connection. Our service does not require a traditional phone line or service.
Yes, if you have a traditional landline, you can keep your existing telephone number. However, we will provide Wi-Fi-enabled customers using a VoIP connection with a new phone number.