Where can I find more information about specific assistive technology devices?
• Vendors – will provide good basic information about the product through brochures, product specifications, price lists and other written information. • Product reviews in trade magazines • Other consumers who are already using the product. Ask them about the pros and cons of using the device. • Try the device out for a month to six weeks to make sure that it performs as advertised and fits well with your lifestyle. o Identify training needs for the user, family members and caregivers and other professionals working with the individual. o Test the device in several settings to determine its portability and flexibility.
Related Questions
- How do I get assistive technology devices and services when I’m covered under several different health insurance policies?
- Does Social Security have any programs that could help pay for assistive technology devices needed for work?
- Are employers required to pay for assistive technology devices and services?
