AT Out for Repair? AzTAP to the Rescue!
Short-term device loans are an important service of the State and Territory AT Act Programs and often they are provided with deep knowledge of how the equipment works or can work for their intended user.
For and from State and Territory Assistive Technology Act Programs
Short-term device loans are an important service of the State and Territory AT Act Programs and often they are provided with deep knowledge of how the equipment works or can work for their intended user.
In recognition of World Braille Day, this story from the Washington Assistive Technology (AT) Act Program highlights what more people need to know: loaner equipment may be available should your own device fail!
Last year, Betty was looking for a TheraCycle 200 Forced Exercise Rehab Bike for her brother.
After a cataract operation went wrong, an Arkansas resident reached out to ICAN (the AR AT Act Program) … and felt her luck begin to change.
Holiday safety during the pandemic goes beyond vaccinations and masks.
Charles “Chuck” Webber is no stranger to tough situations. Over 23 years in the U.S. Air Force, he served as navigator on 60 missions during World War II.
Eugene Litchfield served overseas during World War II and the Korean War. Recently, the town of Orange Massachusetts pulled out all the stops to keep him in his home (including his local reuse program!)
A unique partnership in South Dakota makes living at home possible for veterans with disabilities.
Matthew’s family contacted the Iowa AT Act Program. With the right equipment, his mother realized, she could perform his daily care routine herself!
In this latest COVID-19 Issue Brief, AT3 Center highlights the ways AT Act Programs have stepped up to support accessible vaccination for persons with disabilities and older adults.