Assistive 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.

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Developed in Turkey, the Tek device allows paraplegics - those without the use of their legs - to perform everyday tasks from shopping in the supermarket to ironing with ease.

Assistive devices can make everyday chores and tasks with chronic arthritis pain easier. Here are popular options to consider trying.

Independent Living Aids are gadgets that enable individuals with limited mobility and dexterity to live self-sufficiently. These devices make household appliances and furniture more accessible and easier to control/operate.

Practical exoskeletons have moved closer to common usage with the news that Honda has begun leasing 100 of its Walking Assist Devices to hospitals in Japan so that it can monitor and validate their usefulness of the device in the real world.

I seriously love a good DIY classroom project, especially if it saves me money and meets the individual needs of my students. Assistive tech (or AT) is a very general term and can include a variety of equipment, software, etc. that improves the functional and academic abilities of students with disabilities. AT can cost a lot of money in special education classrooms, and let's be real... we don't have a lot of money! It can also be particularly hard to purchase AT for students with multiple…

Communication aids are part of the augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) umbrella by providing items or devices for individuals with speech and language impairments.

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