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*All income levels
*All disability diagnoses/health conditions
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<br><br>Assistive technology, or “AT”, is any device that helps a person with a disability achieve a more independent and productive life. AT devices may include such items as:
<br>Assistive technology, or “AT”, is any device that helps a person with a disability achieve a more independent and productive life. AT devices may include such items as:
*Adapted Vehicles
*Adapted Vehicles
*Computers, iPads, and tablet software and hardware
*Computers, iPads, and tablet software and hardware
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*Safety and security devices
*Safety and security devices
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Pennsylvania Assistive Technology Foundation introduces itself with the line, "Independence is priceless; we help make it affordable," and gives the following descriptive information:

PATF’s Mission: To provide education and financing opportunities for older Pennsylvanians and people with disabilities, helping them to acquire assistive technology devices and services that improve the quality of their lives.

We help Pennsylvanians of:

  • All ages
  • All income levels
  • All disability diagnoses/health conditions


Assistive technology, or “AT”, is any device that helps a person with a disability achieve a more independent and productive life. AT devices may include such items as:

  • Adapted Vehicles
  • Computers, iPads, and tablet software and hardware
  • Adapted sports equipment
  • Hearing aids and other devices for people who are Deaf/HoH
  • Home modifications (ramps, showers, counter tops)
  • Scooters and wheelchairs
  • Seat lift chairs
  • Safety and security devices