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What
is
Assistive Technology (AT)?
Assistive
technology refers to devices and services that are used to increase,
maintain, or improve a person's ability to function. Some examples
of assistive technology are:
- specially
adapted computers that include voice input/output, screen
enlargers, adapted keyboards;
- wheelchairs,
scooters, and other mobility devices customized to meet
individual physical needs;
- lifts
that move a person into and out of bed, bathtub, pools and
other places that require assistance;
- positioning
equipment for muscle control assistance;
- adapted
controls that enable people to operate common devices, such
as switches, thermostats, and household appliances;
- devices
to address visual, hearing, and speech limitations, such
as text enlargers, specialized hearing aids, communication
boards... and thousands more
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Wheelchairs,
scooters, walkers and other mobility devices
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Aids
to daily living, including shower chairs, commodes, reachers
and other adapted equipment
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Lifts
that move a person into and out of bed, bathtubs, pools and
places that otherwise would require assistance;
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Positioning
equipment such as standers, adapted seating equipment and hospital
beds
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Adapted
Recreational Equipment such as bikes, trikes, sit-skiis, sports
wheelchairs, adapted golf and fishing equipment, just to name
a few...
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