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3026 Owen Drive, Suite 111, Antioch, TN 37013

Provides a federally funded caption phone service to individuals who have problems hearing on the phone. Offers phones and a mobile app that display text of conversations in near real-time so the listener can read what the callers are saying.

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211 Summit

1970 West Broad Street, Columbus, OH 43223

7-1-1 is assigned nationwide for access to Telecom Relay Services (TRS). TRS allows persons with a hearing or speech disability to use the telephone. These consumers use special telephone devices known as a text telephone (TTY) or a telecommunications device for the deaf (TDD). If you want to call someone who uses a TTY/TDD, pick up your phone, dial 7-1-1, and you will be automatically connected to the TRS operator. The operator will connect you to the TTY/TTD user and read aloud the text typed by the TTY/TDD user. When a TTY/TDD user dials 7-1-1, an operator places the call to the voice user, and then relays the conversation by transcribing spoken content for the TTY user and reading text aloud for the voice user. If in an emergency situation, call 9-1-1 and they will connect caller to 7-1-1 services.

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HelpLink 211 Dayton

2211 Arbor Blvd., Moraine, OH 45439

Offers a variety of services for Deaf, including mental health assessment, counseling, case management and other support services. .

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HelpLink 211 Dayton

45 L St. Ne, Washington, DC 20554

Provides equipment needed to make telecommunications, advanced communications and the internet accessible to low-income individuals who are deaf-blind or have both significant vision loss and significant hearing loss. In addition to equipment, assessments of specific accessibility needs, equipment installation, training, and other technical support are also available.

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211 Cleveland

1970 West Broad Street, Columbus, OH 43223

7-1-1 is assigned nationwide for access to Telecom Relay Services (TRS). TRS allows persons with a hearing or speech disability to use the telephone. These consumers use special telephone devices known as a text telephone (TTY) or a telecommunications device for the deaf (TDD). If you want to call someone who uses a TTY/TDD, pick up your phone, dial 7-1-1, and you will be automatically connected to the TRS operator. The operator will connect you to the TTY/TTD user and read aloud the text typed by the TTY/TDD user. When a TTY/TDD user dials 7-1-1, an operator places the call to the voice user, and then relays the conversation by transcribing spoken content for the TTY user and reading text aloud for the voice user. If in an emergency situation, call 9-1-1 and they will connect caller to 7-1-1 services.

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211 Pathways

6001 Euclid Ave., Ste. 100, Cleveland, OH 44103

Provides a display of devices which can assist an individual to hear speech and environmental sounds. Includes amplified telephones, streaming devices, infrared for the television, vibrating alarm clocks, etc. Visitors can try out the devices and discuss individual needs with professional staff. Devices can also be purchased.

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211 Cleveland

2211 Arbor Boulevard, Moraine, OH 45429

Offers a variety of services for Deaf, including mental health assessment, counseling, case management and other support services. .

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HelpLink 211 Dayton