Working with a Supported Living Provider Agency

Some people use assistive technology to support them to be as independent as possible. Assistive technology may be used to help support a person in lieu of staffing. Many types of assistive technology include environmental controls that enable individuals with limited mobility to operate lights, TVs, doors, and thermostats. Other technologies that are commonly used are computer tablets or smartphones. Medication dispensers can help individuals access prescribed medicine independently without the concern of overmedication. With the press of a button, the Personal Emergency Response System (PERS) notifies a 24/7 Response Center that assistance is needed.

Resources for Assistive Technology: