Bell Mobility offers a large line-up of smartphones with built-in accessibility features. You can find phones that meet your unique needs by selecting the features that are important to you.

Manage all your Bell services online with MyBell. Take care of tasks such as reviewing bills, changing rate plans and checking usage.

Get advice on products and services, and answers to your questions, from our dedicated call centre agents.

If eligible, operators can place local calls and navigate Interactive Voice Response (IVR) systems for you, free of charge. The surcharge for operator-assisted long distance calls is also waived.

Bell currently offers two types of message relay services (MRS): Teletypewriter (TTY) relay service, and Internet protocol (IP) relay service. Message relay services enable people with a hearing or speech disability to make and receive telephone calls via text with the assistance of a relay operator. In an MRS call, the relay operator communicates with the person who has a hearing or speech disability via text and with the other party via voice.

Bell TTY Relay service

This service lets people with hearing or speech disabilities communicate with hearing persons by phone with the help of trained operators.

The Bell IP Relay service

This service lets people with hearing or speech disabilities communicate with hearing persons through a web-enabled computer and with the help of trained operators.

This service lets people with hearing or speech disabilities to communicate with hearing people by phone with the help of a sign language interpreter over video.

If you need to call 9-1-1 from your mobile phone, your Bell Mobility device can provide emergency operators with your mobile phone number and location information.

This service allows deaf, hard of hearing or speech-impaired persons to communicate with 9-1-1 call centres using text messaging (SMS).

Bell payphones are equipped with many accessibility features and are conveniently located to ensure universal access.