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Emphasis for Assistive Technology:
Making
Life's Tasks a Little Easier A brief description of the
areas of emphasis follows:
- Catalogs
share the possible items or other devices, which are
available in today's market place.
- Demonstration
Kit Items, estimated cost and place purchased addresses
possible kit contents, estimated cost of items, and
vendors or stores who carry the items.
- Discount
Stores are stores such as Ace Hardware, AG Stores, Kings,
K-Mart, Fred Meyer, Shop-Ko, and Wal-Mart
- Dressing
Aids addresses assistive devices that are critical and
important to the overall independence of individuals to
dress themselves.
- Electronic
Stores include stores such as Radio Shack, Ace Hardware,
Kings, K-Mart, Fred Meyer, Shop-Ko and Wal-Mart who carry
or will order in electronic equipment.
- Hearing
deals with hearing problems and the devices to assist in
limiting the impact of hearing impairment.
- Hardware/Lumber
Stores are stores such as Ace Hardware, Anderson Lumber,
Lumber stores, AG stores, etc.
- Meal
Preparation/Eating Aids applies to the physical aspects
of health including consumer health and fitness.
Miscellaneous Items details devices not specific to one
of the other areas.
- Mobility
applies to devices for ambulating (walking), transfers,
and use of stairs.
- Recreation/Leisure
Aids addresses supplies that enhance recreation or
leisure time.
- Resources
includes social, community, and other resources available
when searching for assistive technology services or
devices.
- Safety
pertains to the prevention of injuries, including falls
and cuts.
- Self-Care/Bathing
Aids relates to bathing, hair care, grooming, and
toileting.
- Tips
and Ideas includes new ideas shared by providers, senior
citizens, family members or persons with disabilities who
have utilized the kit contents or other assistive
technology devices to make their life tasks a little
easier.
- Vision
shares equipment to help with problems related to seeing.
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