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Accessibility Clinic is a recognized 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization focused on expanding access to assistive technology, accessibility education, and related services and resources.
Assistive technology refers to devices, equipment, and strategies that help people with disabilities more fully participate in daily activities, communication, education, and community life.
Accessibility Clinic offers a range of services related to assistive technology, accessibility, and home accessibility. Visit our Services page to learn more about current offerings and how to get started.
Assistive technology evaluations are provided in coordination with AssistiveTechnologyEvaluations.org. Please visit that site or contact Accessibility Clinic to learn more about the evaluation process.
AssistiveTechnology.org offers a library of educational resources on assistive technology topics. Our Knowledge Center also provides an introduction to several topics with links to more detailed information.
STEP UP is a home education instructional program offered by Accessibility Clinic. Visit the STEP UP page under Services to learn more about the program and how to get started.
Yes. Our Professional Learning offerings are designed for educators, therapists, and other professionals interested in assistive technology and accessibility topics. Visit the Professional Learning page to learn more, including how to request a training.
Funding options vary by individual circumstance and are not guaranteed. Accessibility Clinic can help individuals and families understand potential funding pathways relevant to their situation, but cannot guarantee coverage, eligibility, or reimbursement from any specific funding source.
Individuals and organizations interested in volunteering, partnering, or contributing professional expertise are welcome to visit our Get Involved page or contact us directly to learn about current opportunities.
Individuals interested in supporting our work can learn more on the Get Involved page, which includes information about donations and other ways to help.
You can reach Accessibility Clinic using the contact information available on this website, including the email address listed in the footer.