RCS 6080 Medical and Psychosocial Aspects of Rehabilitation Counseling

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RCS 6080 Medical and Psychosocial Aspects of Rehabilitation Counseling Accommodations and Assistive Technology

General Household Wave grip bars Super pole

General Household Golden Power Lift Chaise Recliner Uplift

General Household Stair lift Care Stair

General Household Environmental Control Unit (ECU)

General Household Commander Auto Door Opener Leviton Timer Relay Switch

General Household Aquatic Access Hoyer pool lift

Bathroom Bath grab bar Best Bath

Bathroom Bath Seats

Bathroom Sliding bathtub transfer Versa bath seat

Bathroom Bath – Knight Akku Lift bath lift

Bathroom Shower chair Nobi classic toilet seat

Bathroom Toilet riser Toilet risers

Kitchen Sink Cook top

Kitchen Dyna lift table utensils

Kitchen Electric fry pan with Braille Crockpot with audible click

Kitchen Spice dispenser Cutting boards

Bedroom Easy Track Hospital bed

Mobility Writing aid Sock aid

Mobility Button loop aid Zipper puller

Mobility Reacher Keyboard aid

Mobility Single cane Quad cane

Mobility Folding cane Wheeled walker with seat

Mobility Stand aid Platform lift

Mobility Ramps Folding ramp

Automobile Tilt n Tote Electric Pedal extenders Hand controls

Electronics Speaking dictionary Can-Do recorder

Electronics Planning and Execution Assistant and Trainer Phone and PDA

Workstations Tower station desk Hi-Lo desk

Workstations Computer workstation Laptop desk

Specific to Hearing Disabilities Wake Assure Listening system

Specific to Hearing Disabilities I-Communicator Behind-ear hearing aid

Specific to Hearing Disabilities Disposable hearing aid In-ear hearing aid

Specific to Hearing Disabilities In-canal hearing aids

Specific to Visual Disabilities Large button phone Stylus Braille watch

Specific to Visual Disabilities Braille note Voice note

Specific to Visual Disabilities Talking calculator Talking color identifier Talking tape measure

Specific to Visual Disabilities Talking money identifier Talking caller ID

Specific to Visual Disabilities Magnifiers

Specific to Visual Disabilities Magnifier Pocket magnifier Nail clippers with magnifier

Specific to Visual Disabilities TV enlarger Smart View

Additional Resources and Information from the Web ABLEDATA (www.abledata.com) Florida Alliance for Assistive Services and Technology (www.faast.org) Rehabtool.com Abilityhub.com Trace Center (www.trace.wisc.edu) RESNA (Rehabilitation Engineering and Assistive Technology Society of North America) (www.resna.org) DO-IT (Disabilities, Opportunities, Internetworking, and Technology) Program (www.washington.edu/doit/) Job Accommodation Network (www.jan.wvu.edu)

Additional Resources and Information from the Web Selected Product Sites: AD-AS (www.ad-as.com/index_nf.htm) Access Designs, Inc. (www.tubcut.com) Access-Ability, Inc. (www.access-ability.com) Accessible Structures, Inc. (www.accessiblestructures.com) Bath-Knight (www.bath-knight.co.uk/index.shtml) EnableMart (www.enablemart.com)

Additional Resources and Information from the Web Selected Product Sites: Hearing Solutions, Inc. (www.hearingsolutions.net) Pulse Data (www.pulsedata.com/Products/) Torsten Brand - Software Services (www.talx.de/index_e.htm) Independent Living Aids, Inc. (www.independentliving.com) Attention Control Systems, Inc. (www.brainaid.com)