Future Call

Future Call amplified and easy-to-use phones are collected here. Models include a DECT cordless amplified phone, a 40dB phone with speakerphone, a big button phone with handset volume control and picture phones with photo dialing.An auto hang-up box with timer is listed too. Families and caregivers buy them for older adults and people with hearing loss. Call (866) 205-4112 if you want help choosing.

Before you order

  • Check the amplification. Several models are listed at 40dB, so choose based on how much extra volume the listener needs.
  • Pick corded or cordless. One model is a DECT cordless amplified phone, which needs a power outlet for its base and range that depends on the building.
  • Look at the extras. Picture phones, speakerphones and big button layouts are all listed, so decide which features matter to the user.
  • Not sure? Call us and we will help match a phone to the person using it.

Need help choosing?

Talk to a person who knows this equipment. We check compatibility, quote larger orders and help with installs.

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Future Call buying guide

Amplified phones

Future Call amplified phones are listed at 40dB. That figure describes how much louder a caller sounds than on a standard handset. Models include a DECT cordless phone, a phone with speakerphone and a big button phone with handset volume control. Pick the layout that is easiest for the person who will use it.

Picture phones

The Picture Care Phone and the 40dB Picture Phone in white have photo buttons. A person can press a picture of a family member or caregiver to call instead of dialing a number. This can help people who have trouble remembering or reading numbers.

Auto hang-up box

The Auto Hang-up Box with Timer is a line accessory rather than a phone. Read the product page for how it connects before you order, and call us if you need help deciding whether it fits your setup. Call us if you are unsure.

Choosing for the user

Think about who will use the phone. Someone who dials often may like big buttons. Someone with memory problems may prefer a picture phone. A cordless amplified phone is handy around the house, while a corded model keeps working when the power fails in many homes.

Common questions

Does a cordless amplified phone work anywhere in my home?

Range depends on walls and layout. DECT phones usually cover a typical home well, but test the handset in the rooms you use most.

Can a picture phone store more than a few numbers?

The number of photo buttons varies by model. Check the product page for the count.

Can you help me pick a phone?

Yes. Call (866) 205-4112 or use the contact page.

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