ZP Better Together, LLC
Serves Atlanta by phone or online (based in Austin, TX).
(877) 885-3172 · more numbers below
ZP Better Together is now called ZP Connect. It helps Deaf and hard-of-hearing people communicate. It offers free video relay phone calls, sign language interpreters, live captions, and apps and devices for home, work, and on the go.
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What they offer 13
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Click2CallService
A browser extension that finds 10-digit phone numbers on websites. You click one to call it through your P3 or Z5 app.
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Communication Access Real-Time Translation (CART)Service
A live captioner types what is said at a meeting, class, lecture, or event, and you read the captions on your own screen. Almost all CART is done by a captioner working remotely.
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Community First ResourcesProgram
A list of links to ASL learning sites, low-cost internet help, mental health groups for Deaf people, and other resources. You can fill out a form to learn more about the Community First effort.
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On-Site InterpretingService
ZP offers on-site interpreting for workplaces. Call the on-site line to request an interpreter.
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POP Notification DeviceService
A notification device that ZP lists for use at home.
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Scheduled Virtual Interpreting (SVI)Service
An ASL interpreter joins your online meeting on the video platform you already use, such as Zoom or Teams. It is booked ahead for classes, medical visits, job interviews, and work sessions. You can ask for a preferred interpreter.
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Spanish Video Relay ServiceService
Spanish VRS lets ASL users call Spanish-speaking friends and family through a video interpreter. You choose Spanish when you dial.
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Video Relay Service (VRS)Service
Deaf and hard-of-hearing people make phone calls to hearing people with a video interpreter in the middle. You can use a videophone, computer, or smartphone.
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