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Assistive Technology

Devices or equipment that can help you live independently.

AbilityHub: Assistive Technology Solutions | National

This web site is a starting point for finding information concerning AT. If you find a computer difficult to operate, visit this web site for problem-solving ideas.

ABLEDATA (Assistive Technology Information) | National

Database contains information on assistive technology products.

Adapting Motor Vehicles | National

This brochure explains how to evaluate your needs, selecting the right vehicle and more.

Breaking New Ground | Indiana

Internationally recognized as the primary source for information and resources on rehabilitation technology for persons working in agriculture.

Bureau of Industry and Security | National

The Department of Commerce completed a review of the U.S. Assistive Technology (AT) industry and published findings and recommendations in their report, which is the above link.

Center for Rehabilitation Technology | National

Devoted to applications of technology to alleviate problems of human need.

Easter Seals Crossroads Rehabilitation Center | Indiana

Based in Indianapolis, the Ruth Lilly Assistive Technology Center uses the team approach to give us the technology to control our lives and environments.

Fort Wayne Fire Department | Indiana

Explains smoke alarm distribution program and eligibility requirements to Fort Wayne residents who are deaf or hard of hearing.  When you visit with website for more information, please select Community then Smoke Alarms for the Deaf.

League for the Blind and Disabled, Inc. | Northeast Indiana

The League is a Center for Independent Living that serves people with disabilities and communities in northeast Indiana.  The Adaptive Equipment Program maintains an inventory of independent living aids and adaptive technology used to provide equipment demonstration and loaner services for consumers and the community at large.  This type of equipment often enables people with disabilities to perform personal, work, recreational and social functions that would otherwise not be possible.  Individuals can also acquire some items through the League at no cost, prorate cost or at the League's cost, depending on their ability to pay.

Partnership for Assistive Technology with Indiana Schools (PATINS) | Indiana

Works with Indiana schools to provide training and access to assistive technology to maximize student's learning capabilities.