Thoughts From a Veteran with PTSD
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The silence after service can be deafening.
Heroes With Hearing Loss® is about reconnecting veterans with the people who are most important in their lives, including their families, friends, colleagues, communities and healthcare professionals. We accomplish this by providing lifestyle-focused solutions and information that minimize the impact of hearing loss.
Simply fill out the self-certification form to document your eligibility to receive a captioned phone at no cost.
Life after serving in the military brings a host of challenges and it can be difficult for veterans and their families to adjust—even with Veterans Service Officers working tirelessly to support them, resources are often limited.
Hearing related issues are the top service-connected injuries affecting veterans of all generations2—often correlating with many other physical and mental health conditions. The most important thing for veterans to know is: You are not alone.
That’s why Hamilton® CapTel® built the Heroes With Hearing Loss® program, providing resources, guidance and support needed within the veteran community.
Become a part of our community of VSOs, veterans, and their family and friends to get access to:
We understand that hearing on the phone can be challenging to the point of frustration for anyone with hearing loss. This is why the Heroes With Hearing Loss program is an important resource for Veterans Service Officers and why our sponsor, Hamilton CapTel, provides veterans with a simple, no-cost solution that ensures clarity and confidence on every phone call.
Certified Veterans Service Officers or hearing healthcare professionals may certify any veteran with a qualified hearing loss to receive a no-cost Hamilton CapTel captioned telephone by completing the Certificate of Hearing Loss/Order Form online.
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