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New technology, such as ipads and other tablets, are helping individuals of all ages live more independently and reach their academic and vocational goals.
These devices may be available through schools or other state and federally funded programs. The MO Div. of Developmental Disabilities has issued new guidelines to help Utilization Review Committees, DD providers, and others assess appropriately an individual’s need for assistive technology.
The Kennedy Hunt, P.C. L.C.
906 Olive Street, Suite 200 St. Louis, MO 63101 314 872-9041
Assistive technology includes communication devices, hearing aids for adults, text-to-speech software, and hand-held computer devices.
Assitive devices can help an individual remain in the community and gain access to education or work opportunities. If you need assistance in obtaining an assistive device for yourself or a family member please contact our office.