There are many available products designed to help prevent individuals with Alzheimer’s from wandering. One example of an available product is the Wander Alarm Door Monitor. Here’s more from the Alzheimer’s Store: “Taking care of an Alzheimer’s patient can pose many significant challenges, and safety is always a high priority. While personal monitoring around the […]
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Busy Fingers Fidget Lap Pad
Fun and Function offers many solutions for varying sensory needs. If you’re looking for a way to keep little fingers busy, check out the Busy Fingers Fidget Lap Pad. The Busy Fingers Fidget Lap Pad is a weighted product that helps keep fidgety fingers engaged. It features three activity panels: you can play hide-and-seek by […]
2023 Full Day Trainings
Every year, the INDATA Project hosts free trainings on various aspects of assistive technology. These full-day trainings are typically held at our Indianapolis facility (4740 Kingsway Drive) and are live streamed via Zoom. Continuing Education Units (CEUs) are available through the AAC Institute for all attendees. CEU’s cannot be provided for anyone who watches archived […]
Monday Tech Tip: Partner Plus
Blake Allee, Demo & Loan Specialist, at Easterseals Crossroads shows us the Partner Plus, which is a single message communicator. Check it out here:
AM504 Bark Phone
Podcast: Play in new window | Download Hey there! Welcome to Accessibility Minute, your weekly look at Assistive Technology, those clever tools and devices designed to help people who have difficulties with vision, mobility, hearing, or other special needs! If you’re looking for a phone that is completely kid-friendly, check out the Bark Phone! The […]
Eilik Personal Companion Robot
Imagine having a companion robot in your very own home. Now you can with Eilik! Eilik is a fun little companion bot with personality and character. Here’s more from the company’s website: “Eilik is a new kind of robot with emotional intelligence that brings up a higher level of social interactions between humans and robots. […]