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I have an ALS pt with little-no upper extremity movement and mild-moderate dysarthria (still able to use Siri most of the time) - and she *really* wants to continue to use her iPhone.
I know we can use "Hey Siri" with the phone plugged in, but I have been told there is no way to answer an incoming call with Hey Siri.
Anyone know this product?
http://www.myblueant.com/products/headsets/q3i/
Looks like it may require a physical button press to listen for "dialing out" commands, but will respond to a voice command to answer incoming calls. Was thinking I could maybe have her use it in combination with Hey Siri, though not entirely sure if the iPhone will attend to both voice control systems?
Thoughts? Amazing work arounds I haven't considered?
Julia McCaffrey, MS, CCC-SLP
Speech Language Pathologist III
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center