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Websites of Interest to Consumers
With Maryland Relay, people who are Deaf, Hard of Hearing, DeafBlind or Speech Disabled can easily communicate through TTY (text telephone) with anyone using a standard phone. The MAT program believes that telephones are an integral part of daily life and provides free assistive telephone communications equipment to qualified individuals residing in the State of Maryland. Links to Websites about Deafness: Links to Websites for Parents on Hearing Loss and Hearing Aids: Links to Websites about Hearing Aids, Assistive Listening Devices, Counseling, and Communication:
Websites of Interest to Professionals
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The Maryland Academy of Audiology provides links to other websites as a courtesy to professionals, consumers, students, and others who are
interested in hearing health care. These links are designed to allow users
greater accessibility to related information. Such links to sites provided
by for-profit, or commercial enterprises, do not constitute any endorsement
by the MAA of the products or services of those enterprises, nor does MAA
purport to comment on the quality of these products or services. MAA does
not assume any liability for such links, or for information on pages accessed
through such links.
