Assistive technology is equipment or devices that help you do things you canโt do because of your disability. Assessment, trial and prescription of equipment needs ranging from low to high-risk solutions.
This may include: Non-slip bathmat, Knives, forks or other eating utensils, Large print labels, Shower stool or chair, Handrails, Portable ramps, Mainstream computer technology, or more complex Assistive Technology such as Manual wheelchairs, Power wheelchairs, Shower commodes, hoists, Power assist devices, Beds and pressure mattresses, Lift chairs, Personal alarms, Pressure relieving equipment.
