Home audio & video forum: Help with connecting Bluetooth headphones to amplifier

Actually I may not have been clear enough.
The system setup is as follows:
The amp: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0039XQL44/ref=wms_ohs_product
Dish DVR
Blueray
And Panasonic led
The whole system is setup through hdmi.
DVR to amp
Blueray to amp
Audio split by amp to seven channels. Video signal carried to tv via HDMI for both devices.

The product I'm trying to setup is used for high end hearing aids. The base plugs into wall to power a Bluetooth signal, to a device worn around the neck. This device then places audio directly into the ears as if the were headphones. Here is a link to the device. User manuals and details are there and easy to read.
https://www.phonakpro.com/com/b2b/en/products/accessories/communication/icom/overview.html
It only has RCA or Phone Jack as an option out of the box.

Here is my issue. I need to figure out a way to add this to the system so he can hear the audio, without affecting the audio for everyone else. To clarify, if we switch it to TV/Sat the option is there for him to turn on the device to help him understand and hear the TV better. While on the underhand, if we switch it over to DVD setting, the audio is also seamlessly working. We really want to avoid removing connections from the back, as access is tight and limited to the amp.

Please ask for any clarification, and I'm not a newbie with audio setups. This one just has me stumped.

They seem to said a lot yet...nothing. That's the reason why I don't understand it either. The pioneer adapter I understand, it is a B/T receiver. Is the phonak suppose to be a B/T transmitter? If so then just connect an audio source to it. If the connection don't fit then you need to find an adapter that would make the necessary connection/s.

I'm aware it is Bluetooth ready, but it only allows you to stream music to the receiver, not the other way around.
The link above is broken so I'll provide another to the Phona TV-Link:
https://www.phonakpro.com/com/b2b/en/products/accessories/compilot-tvlink-s/using_compilot_with_tvlink.html

In the end, if there is a way to bring all audio through the TV first, then to the amp, that would be fantastic. I could then plug it into the TV and it would all work. Not sure if this is possible.

from the tv to the amp with the optical connection then check to see if you can get any audio from the "monitor" out?