CaptionCall
No-Cost Closed Caption Phone Service
You decide how you want to use CaptionCall: customize it to your liking and try out all the features or simply pick up the phone and talk. It works like any other phone except the CaptionCall phone that comes with your service has a large interactive screen so you can turn on phone call captioning and read the text of your conversation in real time.
We design our closed captioned phones to be technologically advanced on the inside and simple on the outside. You’ll be comfortably enjoying captioned calls right away, whether you choose our Red Carpet Service installation by one of our trainers or if you or a loved one follow our guided setup.
There’s no cost for people with hearing loss who need captions to use the phone. If you qualify for CaptionCall, you can also get our mobile captioning app, CaptionCall Mobile.
CaptionCall by Sorenson
Read your conversations in big, clear text with our home caption phone service. You can count on instant, accurate closed caption phone calls so you can keep up with your conversations and your connections.
SilkScroll®
Call captions advance naturally with patented SilkScroll® technology — one of the intuitive features that puts CaptionCall above the rest. Smooth scrolling captions on a large screen help hard-of-hearing users communicate confidently on the phone.
How CaptionCall works
CaptionCall works just like any other phone call, except you don’t have to struggle to hear it. We transform your phone calls into text and display it on the big, auto-scrolling screen as the person’s talking.
We have been fine tuning our captioned telephone service for the hard-of-hearing since 2010 to give you the best captioned phone experience.
To receive a No-Cost CaptionCall phone, contact our office to obtain the necessary certification verifying that you have hearing loss and face challenges hearing on the phone.
To qualify, you must meet the following three CaptionCall requirements:
a. Have a hearing loss that requires the use of captioned telephone service.
b. Have access to a cell phone or a standard home phone connection.
c. Provide a Professional Certification Form verifying your hearing loss.
