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ClearCaptions® Welcomes Chief Information and Technology Officer Sanjay Singam

Sacramento area call captioning provider adds new CITO to leadership team for continued technological and strategic growth.  

ClearCaptions® improves service to hard of hearing by adding VoIP connectivity
to home phone

Eliminates Dependency on Landlines, Provides Customers with a Single Phone Number Across Devices and Offers Visual Voicemail

ClearCaptions® Named to Inc. 5000 and Sacramento Business Journal Fastest Growing Companies Lists

Growth and Innovation Drive Company Recognition

ClearCaptions® Increases Service Use by 44% Over the Previous Year

Call Captioning Service Provider Marks 10-Year Anniversary With Record Growth and a Silver Stevie® Award for Most Valuable COVID Corporate Response

ClearCaptions® Increases Call Captioning Speed and Accuracy for Hard-of-Hearing with Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR)

Company Receives Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Certification to Incorporate ASR

ClearCaptions® achieves fastest-growing status for fourth consecutive year

Sacramento-based call captioning company maintains its high-growth trajectory for fourth year, increasing its service and value to individuals with hearing loss.

ClearCaptions® Welcomes Chief Financial Officer Robert Pennington

Sacramento area call captioning provider adds new CFO to leadership team for continued financial stability and strategic growth.

ClearCaptions® Optimizes Mobile App for iPad® Users

New iPad-optimized app brings call-captioning service to larger screens, increasing accessibility.

ClearCaptions Unveils Blue, New Innovative Caption Phone Blending Modern Tech and Accessibility

Latest call captioning phone blends touchscreen display with familiar push buttons to make phone calls easier than ever for those with hearing loss.

ClearCaptions Launches Mobile Captioning Application for iPhone Users

Leading provider of call captioning service announces new app for iOS® platform.

FEDERAL LAW PROHIBITS ANYONE BUT REGISTERED USERS WITH HEARING LOSS FROM USING INTERNET PROTOCOL (IP) CAPTIONED TELEPHONES WITH THE CAPTIONS TURNED ON. IP Captioned Telephone Service may use a live operator. The operator generates captions of what the other party to the call says. These captions are then sent to your phone. There is a cost for each minute of captions generated, paid from a federally administered fund.