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Wireless phones have assumed a central role in modern life. For many consumers, including older adults, they have become indispensable.

The official national emergency telephone number in the U.S. is 911. It connects people directly with essential emergency medical, fire, and law enforcement services.

Millions of people use hearing aids or cochlear implants. They rely on cell phones that are compatible with their hearing aids to ensure clear communication.

Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) technology is increasingly popular. It allows consumers to make phone calls over an internet connection.

Today, high-speed internet access, commonly referred to as broadband, is essential.

Net neutrality is the principle that all data that travels over internet networks should be treated the same.

People with all types of disabilities benefit from access to data and communications technology.

Television is a source of news and entertainment for millions of people.

Home energy costs are a major expense for U.S. households. Price increases have a greater impact on older consumers and households with lower incomes.

Affordable energy for home heating and cooling is essential to the health and safety of older adults.