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What hearing aid manufacturers make a DECT phone that pairs with the hearing aids?

Phonak does not make a DECT phone that pairs with modern Phonak ais.

Widex does.

Any others?

Digitally Enhanced Cordless Telephone DECT

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Yeah Phonak used to make/supply these, didn’t know they no longer work on the latest versions, what about Bluetooth phone, Panasonic cordless was a common one to use, not many people using home phone nowadays!

I still have a hardline in the house for emergencies, and my disabled wife uses it on a regular basis although she has a cell largely as a backup for me to call. Panasonic has this DECT technology, though I’ve never made use of it on our Panasonic phones.

The Phonak phone used to connect through their Compilot but since this technology has been superseded I think your only option is a landline phone which has Bluetooth capability.

We have a Panasonic cordless set of three phones that are paired with my wife’s cell phone (we don’t have a landline). But I’ve never tried to pair my hearing aids with them.

We have an internet phone line that comes with SIP credentials. This is picked up by our router, which connects to a set of wireless DECT phones that, indeed, do not stream to my Phonaks. However, that same VOIP “landline” is also picked up by apps that live in my iPad and Android phone. So whenever these are on WiFi (like at home) they will also “ring” on incoming calls, and I can answer my calls on Bluetooth.

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