Assistive devices

We are partnering with the Illinois Assistive Technology Program (IATP) to help people in need of assistive technology devices.

If you are living with spasticity, you may find that using an assistive device can help improve your mobility. Here are some assistive devices that might help you.

Super cheap & easy assistive technology hacks for students with special needs

People with mobility challenges may have trouble accessing the toilet. This is where urinary management assistive devices come to the rescue. Discover inclusive options for male and/or female anatomy, ensuring dignity and accuracy. From basic urinals to spill-proof designs and hands-free collection devices, find the perfect tool for your needs. #UrinaryManagement #UrinaryDevice #ADLs #BADLs #Caregiver #Caregiving #OccupationalTherapy #BladderManagement

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This hands-free mobility walker never falls. Meet the LifeGlider, an independent mobility assistance device for elderly and disabled people. It has a seat

This website is fantastic at describing what is Assistive Technology (AT) and all the different types and what they are used for.

One-handed solution for meal preparation. Helps people with disabilities or limited function prepare meals safely and independently.

If you have low vision, there are devices that can help. From simple magnifiers to text-to-speech gadgets, find out how technology can make life easier.

Low-tech assistive technology refers to simple tools, devices, or strategies designed to assist individuals with disabilities in performing everyday tasks or activities. These solutions don't require complex electronics or advanced mechanisms. They can include items such as modified utensils, ergonomic grips, adaptive clothing, or visual aids. Find ideas at Equip2Adapt!