Adaptive Technology

From accessing a smartphone to reading braille, we share the best tools designed to help people with vision loss gain more independence.

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By engaging in assessments and personalized one-on-one training sessions, clients gain the knowledge and skills to use new adaptive technologies and applications effectively. Our trainers also provide individualized physical modifications tailored to each person’s needs.

Clients have the option to participate in one-hour training sessions twice a week, along with open lab sessions every Friday. Individual sessions are available in person or virtual via Zoom. Stay tuned for upcoming group class opportunities!

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Learn to Read Braille

Learning braille is a valuable skill that adds to your toolbox for confidently navigating the world. Through personalized training sessions, clients work on increasing fingertip sensitivity and building the skills needed to read braille effectively.

Sessions are held weekly for one hour and focus on foundational braille concepts and rules.

 

Have Something Transcribed

Whether it’s a restaurant menu, bus schedule, or other printed material, we transcribe content into high-quality braille for individuals who are blind or visually impaired.

Pricing starts at $25 and varies depending on the project. We can also outsource larger or specialized transcription needs. Contact us for a quote or more information.

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