Assistive Technology
Assistive Technology (AT) often is a critical factor in the lives of people with disabilities and those who are older. In addition to increasing independence and safety, AT can reduce the time and cost of personal care services.
AT can be a special mobility aid or telephone with volume control or adaptive devices in the kitchen or a patient lift system. Options showcases AT for home and office for individuals with all types of disabilities and all age groups.
Amplified Telephone
An amplified telephone with a visual ringer and an extra loud audio ringer.
- More Information At: Center for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing
Amplified Telephone with Back Talk Braille
Amplified telephone with high contrast buttons and Braille characters. An electronic voice announces each neumber as it is dialed.
Manufacturer: LS&S
CCTV Magnifier
This unit has adjustable magnification to enlarge even the smallest of text for individuals with vision loss. The base tray moves easily, eliminating the need to move reading material. The unit can switch from black text on white to white text on black.
- Donated By: Steve Wehrle of Clear Vision Midwest
Lift Chair
An electric recliner that will raise you to a standing position.
- Donated by: Green Bay Home Medical
Raised Outlets
Place electrical outlets high for easy access.
TV Remote Large Buttons
A TV remote with easy to read big buttons.
- Manufacturer: MaxiAids
Video Phone
The relay video service is a free service for the deaf and hard of hearing community that enables anyone to conduct video relay calls with family, friends or business associates.
- Manufacturer: Sorenson Video Relay Service (SVRS)
Window Shade Opener
A home made Assitive Technology (AT) device developed to turn the rod on a venetian blind.
Watch a video of the Window Shade Opener being used.
Zero Step Entrance
When building a new home or remodeling insist on at least one zero step entrance. Perhaps the service door entrance from the garage (the most used entry.) The entry should also be 42” wide.