CapTel - Vermont

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Vermont

Vermont residents may qualify to receive a CapTel phone FREE of charge through the Vermont Telecommunications Equipment Distribution Program, which provides free equipment to people who have difficulty hearing over the phone. To find out more about the equipment program or to apply for a free CapTel phone, contact:

Co-Manager - Jorika Stockwell, Southern VT Office
802-258-9549 (V/TTY)
Co-Manager - Rene Pellerin, Northern VT Office
802-879-4787 (V/TTY)
Toll Free: 888-254-3323 x549 (V/TTY)
Email: vtedp@vcdhh.org

Click here to download an application for a free CapTel phone*.

Or, Vermont residents may purchase a CapTel phone at a specially-reduced price directly through:

$99 order form

WCI
926 Colorado Ave.
Santa Monica, CA 90401-2717

Phone: (800) 233-9130 V/TTY
Fax: (310) 450-9918
Email: CapTel@Weitbrecht.com
Online: www.weitbrecht.com

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For information about CapTel service:

Elena Krueger
Sprint Consumer Sales Manager
147 Knights Lane
Williston, VT 05495

(866) 879-6942 (TTY)
(802) 879-4787 (V)

Email: elena.krueger@sprint.com

For more information about Vermont Relay, please visit: www.vermontrelay.com

*NOTE: Ultratec provides the above link to the Vermont Telecommunications Equipment Distribution Program application form as a convenience to consumers. Ultratec is not involved with the equipment program application process, and therefore cannot answer questions about the status of your application. If you have any questions about the free equipment application process, please contact the program directly at the phone numbers listed above.

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