Since 1893, services & solutions
for people with disabilities.

FAQ

What is assistive technology?

Assistive Technology (AT) refers to devices and services that are used to increase, maintain or improve a person’s ability to function.

What services do you provide at the NEAT Center at Oak Hill?

The NEAT Center at Oak Hill is the only facility of its kind in the state; and

Is a place to learn about products and equipment that assist people with day-to-day activities they have trouble doing for themselves, either because of a temporary or permanent disability or because of the effects of aging
It is also a place to donate or buy durable medical equipment
Offers professional development in assistive technology and school-based training and technical assistance
AT consultations and evaluation services
And much more

Is there a fee to use the NEAT Center at Oak Hill?

Membership is free for individuals who have disabilities, people over the age of 65 years, and their family members. Paid memberships are also available for professionals, provider organizations, and school districts. Learn More

Where is the NEAT Center at Oak Hill?

The NEAT Center at Oak Hill currently has two locations and has future plans to expand in Connecticut and New England.

Hartford – 120 Holcomb Street (directions); toll free in CT (866) 526-4492; (860) 243-2869; (860) 286-3113 TTY

Stratford – 80 Ferry Boulevard (directions); (203) 378-6977

Can I donate my gently used durable medical equipment and will you come pick it up?

Yes, Oak Hill accepts most gently used durable medical equipment and will arrange for free pick up from your home or business. Your donation is also tax-deductible. For more information please call (860) 286-3107.

Who should use the services provided by the NEAT Center at Oak Hill?

People who will benefit:
People with disabilities and their families
Educators and school administrators/superintendents
Clinicians and therapists
Medical and healthcare professionals
Employers and businesses
Disability product vendors
Referral sources
State agencies and legislators

Did you once go by the name, the NEAT Marketplace?

Yes. In 2007, we changed our name to the NEAT Center at Oak Hill. We’re a program of Oak Hill, recognized disability leader in Connecticut since 1893; a 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation

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