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Cordless Phones For Seniors
There are a variety of cordless phone options for seniors that make keeping in touch with loved ones, care providers and health professionals as easy as 1, 2, 3. Enhanced clarity and decibel amplification for the parties on both ends of the line are standard features on these specialized phones, as are big, easy to read buttons. If the owner utilizes hearing aids, they won't have to contend with feedback or interference, and, the ringers adjust to higher levels than the average phone, so seniors never have to miss a call. Many models come with big, bright easy to read digital screens that make reading the caller ID and seeing which buttons have been pushed very easy. Cordless phone landlines are easier for many of us who didn't grow up with cell phones as standard appliances. For one thing, they rest in a cradle and thus have a home within the house, but even if they don't always make it back right away, senior cordless phones hold a long charge, most of them good for six hours of continuous talk time or more.
Loaded with features, this phone offers better hearing & vision aids for seniors. Includes additional handset and charging cradle.
Your Price: $59.99
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The Clarity® D702 amplified/low vision cordless phone with CID display amplifies incoming sound up to 30 decibels.
On Sale: $64.96 (You save: $16.24)
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Expands up to 3 handsets total, hearing aid compatible, amplified volume and more.
Your Price: $99.29
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Amplified cordless phone with low vision support. Perfect for seniors!
Your Price: $79.99
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An amplified cordless picture phone with photo dialing, perfect for senior citizens.
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Amplified, extra large button cordless phone. Hearing aid compatible.
Your Price: $105.58
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50 decibel amplified cordless phone with large buttons, vibration, and flashing ringing for the hard at hearing.
Your Price: $147.39
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Additional handset for D700 series of phones.
Your Price: $49.99
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Two line corded and cordless phone with ITAD and bluetooth functions.
Your Price: $173.99
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Amplified corded phone with cordless handset and answering machine.
Your Price: $119.99
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Large button phone with technology built for seniors.
Your Price: $139.99
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50+ decibels of phone amplification plus 15 decibels so others can hear you better.
Your Price: $134.95
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This cordless, digital phone by Clarity amplifies incoming sound up to 50+dB and outgoing speech up to 15dB.
Your Price: $147.95
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Jitterbug J Cell Phone
The Jitterbug J cell phone by Samsung includes great features for seniors including an amplified handset adjustable to 101dB and ringer to 110dB and a voice dial command to call any number stored in the phone. You get up to 4 hours continuous talk time before the battery needs recharging. There’s a built-in speakerphone for hands-free conversations, and call waiting lets you know a call is coming in and allows you to answer it. Access all options with simple "YES" or "NO" questions. There’s a 24-hour operator assistance and calling plans for as low as $14.99/month.
Staying in touch is essential, both for maintaining social ties and for safety reasons. Today, you can choose from a wide variety of phones for seniors, designed to meet both hearing and vision needs. Phone choices include traditional landline phones for seniors, cordless phones for seniors and even cell phones.
Telephones for seniors with vision impairment offer features including large, high contrast and easy to press buttons; illuminated and sometimes adjustable-angle display screens that show caller ID information; and a set amount of memory to store important numbers so that you don’t have to look them up every time you want to make a call.
Phones for seniors with hearing impairment have many sound adjustments to help you better hear your calls. First, look for a phone that enables you to significantly raise the volume on the ringer. Another feature that helps ensure no more missed calls is a flashing or strobe light that goes off when a call comes in. Amplified phones allow you to increase the sound volume so that you can better hear the caller. The increased decibel (db) range can be anywhere from 10 to 100 db or more, louder than a regular phone; some phones allow you to increase the sound in increments. If you wear a hearing aid, look for phones that say they are Hearing Aid compatible.
Some telephone designs are better suited to people with arthritis, including cordless phones for seniors with lightweight and ergonomic handsets.
Convenient features in phones for the elderly or for any age include built-in phonebooks that allow you to program most frequently called numbers, sometimes as many as 30 or more; memory buttons that offer one touch access to up to 9 phone numbers—use them for close relatives or emergency services; and last number memory that gives you one touch redial when you don’t get an answer; a built-in digital answering machine that lets you retrieve messages without worrying about tape.
If you’re considering a cordless, look at an expandable cordless phone system that lets you add the exact number of handsets you need, up to as many as 5, so you can place them as needed in kitchen, bedroom or living room. Some even offer a loud and clear handset speakerphone with intercom between the handsets so you can speak to loved ones room to room.
Some phones for seniors have an emergency button that links you directly with emergency services. Another option is a personal emergency pendant communicator. For instance, Freedom Alert by Logicmark lets you program up to 4 numbers that can be reached at the push of a button, providing a personal link to family, friends or emergency personnel. You can set the system with a flick of a slide switch on the base unit to call up to 4 custom contacts, to call up to 4 custom contacts and then the 911 emergency operator or to call just the 911 emergency operator. Because you are speaking through the pendant, FreedomAlert allows you to personally communicate your emergency from anywhere in your home or yard; it attaches to your choice of lanyard, wrist strap or belt clip. And there are no monthly fees, activation fees
or contracts.
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