Assistive Technology
Assistive technology is any technology whose goal is to improve life and/or provide a higher level of independence for people with disabilities. Examples of assistive technology include screen readers for computers, assistive listening devices, accessible hand controls for cars, and even motorized wheelchairs. This section will provide you with more information about what assistive technology is available to you, how to choose the best technology and equipment for your circumstances, and when used or donated equipment (including mobility equipment) might be a viable option.
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Assistive technology devices are designed to make your day-to-day living easier, while also increasing your overall level of independence. Advances in adaptive technology have given people with disabilities new opportunities to move beyond... read more
Assistive computer technology has made huge advances in recent years. Innovative niche companies as well as industry leaders such as Microsoft have recognized both the market opportunity and the many ways their technologies can be deployed... read more
Mobility equipment (think electric wheelchair, walker, scooter, etc.) is designed to help you get around as independently and easily as possible. Wondering which of the many mobility products is best for you? Considering donated or used... read more
Vision and Hearing Technology Devices
Hearing devices, also called assistive listening devices, open up a world of social and work opportunities for people who are hard of hearing. In the same way, technology for the blind such as computer screen readers enables them... read more
