As people age, the likelihood of developing a disability significantly increases.

Conditions such as vision loss, hearing impairments, mobility challenges, and cognitive decline are more common in older adults, making accessibility a growing priority.

Fortunately, advancements in computer technology have paved the way for Assistive Technology (AT), a field dedicated to empowering individuals with disabilities. AT encompasses tools and devices designed to bridge the gap between limitations and abilities, enabling people to maintain independence and actively participate in their daily lives.

Assistive Technology is often referred to as the great equalizer because of its profound ability to level the playing field.

However, the effectiveness of AT is not just in the technology itself but in how well it is integrated into a person’s life, making proper support essential.

Support is the cornerstone of a successful AT experience.

Purchasing an assistive device is only the first step; its true potential is realized through proper installation, training, and ongoing assistance.

Video by Francis Cache' a service of Accessibility.Net

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