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Assistive Technology

Assistive Technology

Assistive technology (AT) is equipment that helps perform activities of daily living and live more independently.
Equipment can be big or small, complicated or simple but regardless of size is geared towards the individual's need(s).
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Demonstration and Loan Program

Through the Wistech Device Loan and Demonstration Program, we have over 1,000 devices available for demonstration.

​In addition to seeing and trying devices, many of the items we have are available for short-term loan of up to three weeks. Our staff are trained and able to explain the various technology available and how it improves everyday life.

Find more assistive technology by visiting Wisconsin AT4All
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Selection and Purchase

Whether you've tried or borrowed a device from us, or just know what you need, our  staff are available to assist you with selecting the right device.

​We have catalogs and vendor information to help you make a choice. Our staff are also able to help you with the ordering process.
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Training

If you received assistance buying a new device or got something on your own, our staff are willing to assist you with setting up the device and helping you learn to use it comfortably. 


Funding

Our staff can assist you with finding any public/private funding programs that may be available.

We offer the opportunity to apply for a loan program called WisLoan. Wisloan is a program that help people with disabilities pay for equipment.

​We also offer assistance applying for the Telecommunications Equipment Purchase Program, or TEPP. TEPP is a state program assisting people with disabilities pay for telecommunication equipment.
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Access to Independence 
3810 Milwaukee St. 
Madison, WI 53714
608-242-8484
Toll Free: 1-800-362-9877
info@accesstoind.org
Open M-F 8:30am-4:30pm
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  • Home
  • Services
    • Information and Referral
    • Advocacy >
      • ActionNet
    • Peer Support >
      • Becoming A Peer Mentor
    • Skills Training
    • Transition Services
    • Youth Services
    • Assistive Technology
    • Accessibility Assessments
  • News and Events
    • Service Updates: Covid-19
    • Artists Beyond Boundaries >
      • All Artwork 2020
    • Access Supports Black Lives Matter
  • About/FAQ
  • Team
  • Contact
  • Donate
  • Join the Board
  • Equipment Donations
  • The Open Door Newsletter
  • Certified Peer Specialists
  • Find us on Facebook