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RESOURCES

The following list is not intended to be all-inclusive but represents some of the resources available. The information contained in this list is accurate to the best of our knowledge as of March, 2005.

The Hearing and Speech Agency
5900 Metro Drive
Baltimore, MD 21215
Voice: 410-318-6780
TTY: 410-318-6758
email:hasa@hasa.org
www.HASA.org
(provides a family support group and wide array of clinical services, information resource center, advocate for those who are deaf or hard of hearing or who have speech and language disorders)

Advanced Bionics Corporation
www.cochlearimplant.com

Alexander Graham Bell Association for the Deaf (AG Bell)
Voice/TTY: 202-337-5220
www.agbell.org

American Academy of Audiology (AAA)
Voice: 703-790-8466
TTY: 703-790-8466
www.audiology.org (Spanish and English)

American Speech-Language-Hearing Association
Voice/TTY: 800 638-8255
www.asha.org (Spanish and English)

Auditory-Verbal International, Inc.
703 739-1049
TTY 703 739-0874
www.auditory-verbal.org

Beginnings for Parents of Children Who
Are Deaf or Hard of Hearing, Inc. (Beginnings)

www.beginningsvcs.com
(general information on communication options, early intervention, etc.)

Boys Town National Research Hospital
www.boystownhospital.org

Cochlear Corporation
www.cochlear.com

Cochlear Implant Association, Inc.
www.cici.org
(provides website links to all cochlear implant manufacturers)

Deaf Kids. Com
www.deafkids.com
(website for kids with hearing loss)

Hearing Aid Loan Bank
Voice: 410-767-0739
Toll Free Voice: 800-535-0182
TTY: 410-383-0731

House Ear Institute (HEI)
www.hei.org

IDEA Practices
www.ideapractices.org

Jewish Social Services Agency
Voice: 301-990-6880
TTY: 301-990-7215
www.jssa.org
(provides an array of support programs for families of all religions)

John Tracy Clinic
www.jtc.org
(list of websites by categories of interest)

www.kidsers.com
(Spanish and English)

Maryland Cued Speech Association
Voice/TTY: 301-718-8717
www.mdcsa.org

Maryland Technology Assistance Program
www.mdtap.org

Med-El Medical Electronics
www.medel.com

My Baby’s Hearing
www.babyhearing.org
(introductory information)

National Campaign for Hearing Health
www.hearinghealth.net
(categorized website links)

National Cued Speech Association
Voice/TTY: 800-459-3529
www.cuedspeech.org

The Oberkotter Foundation
Voice: 877-ORAL-DEAF (877-672-5332)
www.oraldeafed.org
(list of oral schools)

Office of Genetics & Children with Special Health Care Needs, Department of Health and Mental Hygiene
Voi:ce: 410-767-6730 / 800 638-8864
TTY 800-633-1316

The Parent to Parent Network
(410) 480-4597 (v/tty)
Partners@msd.edu

Phonak
www.phonak.com
(Simple explanations of hearing loss, audiograms, and how the ear works)

Raising your Deaf or Hard of Hearing Child
www.raisingdeafkids.org

Sibling Support Project
www.thearc.org

Starkey Laboratories, Inc.
www.starkey.com
(Simple explanations of hearing loss, audiograms, and how the ear works)

University of Maryland
Department of Hearing and Speech Sciences
0100 LeFrak Hall
College Park, MD 20742
Clinic: 301-402-4218
Paula C. Schauer, M.S., CCC-A, FAAA: 301-405-4619
STAR
STAR Program(Speech Therapy and Aural Rehabilitation)

Widex
www.widex.com
(Simple explanations of hearing loss, audiograms, and how the ear works)

Catalogs/Books/Videos

Deaf Mall (Deaf links)
www.deafmall.net
(website links and extensive list of books and other literature for sale)

Gallaudet University Press
www.gupress.gallaudet.edu
(list of books and other literature for sale)

Harris Communications
800-825-6758
www.harriscomm.com
(catalog of assistive listening devices including amplified telephones, smoke detectors, light signalers, etc.)

Listen Up!
www.listen-up.org
(Practical information and extensive list of books and other literature for sale)

Choices in Deafness: A Parent’s Guide to Communication Options (2nd edition): Schwartz, S. ed.
Woodbine House, Bethesda, MD (1996)

Dreams Spoken Here (video)
1-800-ORALDEAF

Free from Oberkotter Foundation Film Project
Sign-Me-A-Story (video) featuring Linda Bove

Harris Communication
(Sesame Street actress signs stories for young children)

Schools

For a complete listing, contact the Maryland State Department of Education.

Bosworth Family Oral Education Center
The Hearing and Speech Agency
Voice: 410-243-3800
TTY: 410-243-1275
www.hasa.org

Gallaudet University
Voice/TTY: 202-651-5000
www.gallaudet.edu

Maryland School for the Deaf
www.msd.edu

 

Maryland Keys to Communication is a Program of The Hearing & Speech Agency
phone: 410.318.6780 | TTY: 410.318.6758 | 5900 Metro Drive, Baltimore MD 21215
The Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene Office for Genetics and Children with Special Health Care Needs