Assistive technology encompasses a wide range of devices and training designed to mitigate the limitations of individuals with functional impairments, allowing them to rise to their potential. Common examples of assistive devices include:

• Wheelchairs
• Braille embossers
• Prosthetic aids
• Customized computers and keypads
• Customized telephones
• Hearing Accessories
• Other workplace accommodations

The process of matching assistive technology to a condition is a careful process requiring expertise and investigation. We work closely with the client to ensure that they get what they need.

Incorporating this evaluation and the available technology in life care planning can have a substantial impact on the income potential of injured parties and litigation settlements.

As the benefits become more widely recognized, it is important to acknowledge that many are offering assistive technology evaluation services without the essential training, certification and experience. We have several years of experience in assistive technology and can help meet your accommodations.

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Christopher Lowery is currently working on certification as an Assistive Technology Practitioner (ATP) which will be certified by the Rehabilitation Engineering and Assistive Technology Society of North America (RESNA). RESNA is the only recognized certifying body for this practice. However, he is a Certified Life Care Planner which allows him to practice in this field and work closely with doctors or patients, usually both, to assess assistive needs and technologies.

Please note that cost projections based on our expertise personal assessments are available as an optional core component in our life care plans for injured parties.

The process of matching assistive technology to a condition is a careful process requiring expertise and investigation. We work closely with clients to ensure that they get what they need.