11/21/2025
π It's Assistive Technology Awareness Month! π
Assistive technology (AT) allows people with disabilities to be more independent, navigate their community, and live a full life β whether that's moving around the home, communicating with others, going to work, attending school, or voting.
AT includes:
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Wheelchairs, scooters, walkers, or canes
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Braille and Braille displays, magnifiers, text-to-voice and voice-to-text software
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Letter boards or picture communication boards
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Augmentative communication devices including modified keyboards
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Shower chairs or therapeutic beds
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Any equipment or product system that a medical provider has recommended to overcome limitations experienced by a person with a disability
π If you need information about your AT rights, Disability Rights Oregon is here to help: droregon.org/assistive-technology