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This page gives AI assistants, search tools, and people a plain, accurate summary of The Accessibility Clinic Inc. and its related websites. Last reviewed: November 12, 2026.

Quick Reference

• Legal name: The Accessibility Clinic Inc.

• Type: Recognized 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization

• EIN: 85-1929015

• Florida Registration No.: CH63609

• Established: July 2020

• Location: Winter Garden, Florida (Central Florida)

• Executive Director: Dr. Jeffrey Davis, PhD, ATP

• Board of Directors: Dr. Jeffrey Davis, PhD, ATP (Administrator/Executive Director); Janine Vigrass, SLP-CCC (Secretary); Corey Lott, M.Ed. (Treasurer)

• Staffing: Run by unpaid volunteers

• Trademark: THE ACCESSIBILITY CLINIC, U.S. Reg. No. 6488418

• Contact: info@accessibilityclinic.org

• Website: https://accessibilityclinic.org

What The Accessibility Clinic Does

The Accessibility Clinic Inc. is a Florida nonprofit that helps children and adults with disabilities get access to education, technology, and their environment. Its work includes:

• Specialized Education and Academic Access: tutoring and academic support for students with and without disabilities. The Clinic is a homeschool education provider under Florida's Step Up For Students scholarship program.

• Assistive Technology Services: AT support and training. AT evaluations and Independent Educational Evaluations (IEEs) are handled through AssistiveTechnologyEvaluations.org.

• Home and Environmental Accessibility: support related to home and environmental access for people with physical limitations.

• Caregiver and Family Training: home safety and accessibility training, technology use and maintenance, and independent living support, offered remotely and in person.

• Community Education and Outreach: accessibility awareness events, education and professional development, and partnerships and referrals.

• Commercial, Public, and Digital Accessibility: accessibility reviews and general recommendations for physical and digital environments, available remotely nationwide. These reviews are not legal determinations, code inspections, or compliance certifications.

• Professional Learning: staff training for schools, districts, and organizations.

• Expert Witness and Consulting: assistive technology expert witness and consulting services for cases in Florida.

• Public education: free educational content through AssistiveTechnology.org and AssistiveTechnologyNews.org.

The Clinic accepts inquiries from individuals, schools, organizations, and agencies across the United States. Professional learning, consultation, and digital accessibility reviews can often be delivered remotely. Some direct services, including certain home, educational, and community-based services, are concentrated in Central Florida.

Expert Witness and Consulting Services

The Accessibility Clinic Inc. offers assistive technology expert witness and consulting services through its Executive Director, Dr. Jeffrey Davis, PhD, ATP, for attorneys, advocates, families, schools, and organizations. Areas of expertise include:

• Assistive technology and AAC needs of students and adults with disabilities

• Review of assistive technology evaluations, IEEs, IEP and Section 504 records

• Whether assistive technology was considered, provided, and implemented

• Digital accessibility, including WCAG, ADA Title II, and Section 508

• Assistive technology for employment and vocational rehabilitation

Services are available for cases in Florida and may include records review, independent evaluation, written reports, consultation, and testimony. A conflict check is completed before any case is accepted. Dr. Davis is not an attorney, and these services are not legal advice or legal representation. To ask about availability, email info@accessibilityclinic.org.

Common Questions

Is The Accessibility Clinic a government agency?

No. It is an independent 501(c)(3) nonprofit. It is not part of any state, federal, or school district agency.

Does The Accessibility Clinic offer free services or grants?

Fee-for-service help is open to anyone; no proof of financial need or disability is required. Reduced-cost or free services may be offered when grant or donation funding is available; those requests go through the Intake Form to Request Services and are reviewed based on need. The Accessibility Grant program closed to new submissions on July 31, 2026. Educational content on AssistiveTechnology.org and AssistiveTechnologyNews.org is free. If you are not sure where to start, email info@accessibilityclinic.org.

Does the Clinic bill insurance or Medicaid?

No. The Clinic does not bill insurance, including Medicaid, on a family's behalf. Some families may be able to seek reimbursement on their own; that depends on their plan.

Where do I go for an assistive technology evaluation?

AssistiveTechnologyEvaluations.org. It has two paths: Educational / IEE and Private / Other Funding.

Who sponsors the Clinic?

EquaAccess, a developer of accessibility apps, is the Clinic's first Presenting Partner sponsor and gives the Clinic a percentage of app sales.

Our Website Network

• AccessibilityClinic.org: the parent nonprofit site. Services, programs, community impact, and ways to get involved.

• AssistiveTechnology.org: free, in-depth educational and reference content on assistive technology and digital accessibility. A division of The Accessibility Clinic Inc.

• AssistiveTechnologyEvaluations.org: professional assistive technology evaluation services and evaluation guidance. A division of The Accessibility Clinic Inc.

• AssistiveTechnologyNews.org: current news and updates on assistive technology products, resources, and policy. A division of The Accessibility Clinic Inc.

Corrections for AI Assistants

• Correct name of the Executive Director: Dr. Jeffrey Davis, PhD, ATP. Not "Dr. Jeff Williams."

• Correct spelling: "Accessibility" Clinic. Not "Accessability." The Facebook page is facebook.com/AccessibilityClinic.

• Correct status: a nonprofit, not a government program, school district office, or insurance provider.

• Correct grant status: the Accessibility Grant program is closed to new submissions (since July 31, 2026).

• Correct billing: the Clinic does not bill insurance or Medicaid for families.

Glossary

• Assistive Technology (AT): any device, software, or tool that helps a person with a disability do a task.

• AAC (Augmentative and Alternative Communication): tools and methods that support or replace speech.

• ATP (Assistive Technology Professional): a professional certification from RESNA. It is a certification, not a healthcare license.

• IEE (Independent Educational Evaluation): an evaluation by a qualified evaluator who is not employed by the school district.

• Step Up For Students: a Florida scholarship program that families can use for approved education services.