Resources for the Consumer

Resources for the Consumer

Quickly access popular national programs and services useful to your consumer. 

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Assistive Technology Low Interest Financing Programs

Each state has an assistive technology program, funded by the Assistive Technology Act of 2004, P.L.108-364, and managed by the Administration for Community Living in the Department of Health and Human Services. These programs support statewide, consumer-driven, technology-related services for individuals with disabilities of all ages. The following AT3 Center website provides a directory of the state programs, including the contact person for loan, demo, and reutilization services.

Visit The AT3 Center to access a list of AT Act Programs.

EyeCare America

Visit EyeCare America to learn if you qualify for a No-Cost Eye Exam. 

Eye Glasses for People without Insurance

Visit link to learn more.

Finding your State Program

OIB Programs by State provides a list of OIB Program Managers. 

iBill Application

All U.S. citizens, or persons legally residing in the U.S., who are blind or visually impaired can request a free currency reader from the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. Visit their webpage for more. 

Accessible Reading Materials

National Library Services provides free accessible reading materials nationwide for people with temporary or permanent low vision, blindness, or a physical disability or other print disability that makes it difficult to read or hold regular print materials. Find your local library services today!

Religious Materials in Accessible Formats

Download our list of examples of religious materials in accessible formats document.

Purchasing Adaptive Aids

In today's market, there are many effective options for purchasing adaptive aids. Explore some of the most popular purchasing options listed below to find the best solutions for your needs:

MaxiAids 

Independent Living Aids

LS&S

The Blind Kitchen 

The Braille Superstore