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Access to telecommunications equipment and services by the hearing impaired and other disabled persons--FCC. Final rule; suspension of rule enforcement.

This Order suspends enforcement of hearing aid compatibility for telephones required by section 68.112(b) (1), (3), and (5) of the Federal Communications Commission rules to be hearing aid compatible by May 1, 1993 for establishments with twenty or more employees and by May 1, 1994 for establishments with fewer than twenty employees. This action responds to an Emergency Request for Stay of section 68.112(b) filed by the Tele-Communications Association and is taken to give the Commission adequate time to evaluate serious issues raised in the Emergency Request involving costs of compliance and the feasibility of compliance with 47 CFR 68.112(b).

Costs and Cost Analysis↗

Telecommunications network services.

HMT's February Focus Survey deviates from the customary format to present the first segment of a multipart survey that was conducted by William Halverson, principal of Network Associates and a technical director for Pacific Bell's Healthcare Marketing Group. This first survey segment is designed to educate wide area network users about the multiple services that are offered within the U.S. market. General service availability and prices, as well as service descriptions and required equipment are covered in this segment of the survey. The remainder of Halverson's work will be published in the June issue of Health management Technology, and will detail service availability and prices for individual companies.

Computer Communication Networks↗