Assistive Technology Support

Assistive Technology Assessment

An assessment looks at the activities you want to manage and the challenges you encounter at home, work, or in the community. Your occupational therapist considers your goals, routines, and environment before discussing possible technology options. The result is a practical direction for exploring tools that may support safety, access, and independence.

Equipment Recommendations

Finding the right equipment can take time, especially when options vary in features and setup. Your occupational therapist can help compare suitable choices against your priorities and the way you use your space. Recommendations focus on practical fit, ease of use, and how a tool may support everyday activities.

Home Access Solutions

Home access support considers the tasks and spaces that matter in your daily routine. Together, you can explore options such as access equipment, adapted controls, or other assistive technology where appropriate. Recommendations are shaped around your home environment, personal goals, and the level of support you need to use equipment safely.

Setup and Training

New technology is most useful when it works for you in practice. Support can include guidance with setup, demonstrations, and time to build confidence using equipment for relevant tasks. Your occupational therapist can help identify adjustments or questions to address, so the technology fits more naturally into your day-to-day routine.