Services are grouped by audience. For individuals and families, see Specialized Education and Academic Access, Assistive Technology Services, Home and Environmental Accessibility, and Caregiver and Family Training below. For schools and districts, see Assistive Technology Services and Community Education and Outreach, and our Professional Learning page for staff training. For organizations and employers, see Commercial, Public and Digital Accessibility, and our Partnerships and Projects page for consultation, contracted work, and project inquiries.
Where services are delivered. The Accessibility Clinic accepts inquiries from individuals, schools, organizations, and agencies across the United States. Professional learning, accessibility consultation, organizational accessibility support, and digital accessibility reviews can often be delivered remotely or through scheduled on-site engagements. Individualized assistive technology evaluations are coordinated through AssistiveTechnologyEvaluations.org. Some direct-service programs, including certain home, educational, and community-based services, are currently concentrated in Central Florida. Each service section below identifies relevant delivery or geographic limitations.
If you need an individualized assistive technology evaluation, an AAC evaluation, or an Independent Educational Evaluation, those services are provided through AssistiveTechnologyEvaluations.org. For background reading on assistive technology topics, funding systems, and device categories, see AssistiveTechnology.org.
Not sure if you qualify? Review our Qualifying for Services criteria before you apply.
Ready to request a specific service? Complete the Intake Form to Request Services. If you are seeking assistance and are unsure whether you may qualify, review our Qualifying for Services criteria and complete the Accessibility Grant Needs Assessment provided there.
Delivered in Central Florida.
Step Up For Students families: tutoring and related educational support may be available for eligible students. Learn more or begin an inquiry through our Step Up intake.
Tutoring for students with and without disabilities in reading, math, and other academic subjects.
Tutoring for students with Assistive Technology Integration
Support for Reading, Math & Curriculum Access
IEP & 504 Plan Support
Remote consultation may be available; formal evaluations are coordinated through AssistiveTechnologyEvaluations.org.
Assistive Technology Evaluation
Assistive Technology Training
Primarily serves Central Florida.
Home Accessibility Assessment
On-site evaluations by a qualified Rehabilitation Engineer to identify and address mobility and safety barriers.
Home Modification Guidance & Referrals
Referrals to qualified contractors, vendors, and funding sources for modifications such as ramps, roll-in showers, grab bars, and widened doorways.
Aging in Place Solutions
Recommendations and equipment to support independent living for seniors and individuals with disabilities.
Offered remotely and in person, depending on the service.
Home Safety & Accessibility Training
Instruction on use of assistive devices and environmental modifications.
Technology Use & Maintenance
Support for families and caregivers learning to operate smart home tools, communication devices, and adaptive technologies.
Independent Living Support
Training focused on enabling greater autonomy for individuals with disabilities.
In-person programming is based in Central Florida, with remote options where appropriate.
Accessibility Awareness Events
Community workshops, adaptive gaming nights, and public demonstrations promoting inclusion.
Education & Professional Development
Seminars and certificate of completion programs for educators, clinicians, and employers in accessibility best practices.
Partnerships & Referrals
Collaboration with nonprofits, government agencies, and service providers to expand access and streamline services.
Remote services available nationally.
Accessibility Reviews & Recommendations
Organizations such as retail spaces, offices, restaurants, nonprofits, schools, and websites may request a review to help identify potential barriers in physical and digital environments and to receive general recommendations for improving access. Accessibility Clinic does not provide legal determinations, code inspections, or certification that a facility, website, or organization complies with the ADA, WCAG, or other applicable laws or standards. Learn more about web, digital, and built environment accessibility.
Ready to explore your options? Visit our Programs page to see the specific initiatives that make these services possible.