ASSISTECHâ„¢ is an online/retail company based in Tucson, Arizona, USA. They carry a complete line of assistive products for the deaf and the hard of hearing , blind and visually impaired , speech-impaired , andphysically challenged . They also feature products for everyone such as medicine reminder watches and electronic language translators.
This loan program, funded by the New Jersey Division of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing, enables people with hearing loss, as well as community organizations to borrow the devices on a trial basis. Two types of systems are available: Personal FM Systems for use up to 150 feet, and Wide Area FM Systems for use in larger spaces. Both systems are portable and come with simple instructions. They readily connect to all types of hearing aids and cochlear implants, and also work with ear-buds or lightweight headsets.
Web site: http://www.state.nj.us/humanservices/ddhh/aldloan/
Purchase or download audio books from:
The world's largest online library of digital books for people with "print disabilities." Proof of disability required.
Not-for-profit corporation that educates the public about the neglected problem of hearing loss and what can be done about it.
Choice Magazine Listening is a free audio anthology for a special audience of blind, visually impaired, physically disabled, or dyslexic subscribers. CML offers the best of contemporary magazine writing, completely without charge, to adults unable to read standard print. A four-track player is required, which is provided free of charge by the Library of Congress through its Talking Book program.
"The dentist that comes to you" -- dental services for the homebound and residents in senior housing and assisted living facilities.
Provides $100 reimbursement to eligible persons who purchase a hearing aid. Those who receive Medicaid or have full insurance coverage or retirement benefits are not eligible.
This charitable affiliate of the American Dental Association arranges comprehensive dental treatment and long-term preventive services for needy disabled, and elderly through a national network of direct service programs.
A program of the Library of Congress, providing loans of books, magazines and music through local libraries
Helping people who have communication disorders.
Provides new prescription eyeglasses to the needy through a voucher program.
The Commission's goal is to provide and promote services through education, employment, eye health services. Will do in-home assessments.
Large print books, Braille, books on tape, audio vision and more. Also Deaf and Hard of Hearing Services.
Provides list of dentists who will give 15% discount on dental services to those eligible.
See UMDNJ under Medical Centers & Hospitals
See Medicaid
Self help for vision loss, including use of the telephone and computers.
See also Adaptive Technology for Seniors for products for the hearing and visually inpaired.
The Princeton Senior Resource Center does not endorse any of the resources listed on these pages. We collect and provide information from many sources as a service to those seeking services in the Princeton area. No listed provider pays to be in our directory.