Device-Loan

No Wrong Door is an effort to streamline access to services and support options with the goal of reducing the need for individuals to contact multiple agencies to get the assistance they need, when they need it.  This includes making assistive technology available to all populations, including older adults.

The Vermont Assistive Technology Program (VT AT Program) partners with Vermont’s five Area Agencies on Aging programs throughout Vermont to help older adults successfully engage in life using assistive technology.

FUNDING

If you have borrowed a piece of equipment from us and found that it works well for you, we can provide you with vendor information. Please note, we do not sell equipment or provide financial loans.

We have compiled a Funding Guide that you can use to locate alternative funding options to help you purchase your assistive technology.

An equipment demo involves visiting your local Tryout Center for hands-on, guided exploration of assistive technology in our inventory. It is a great opportunity to investigate different options, ask an AT Specialist questions, and decide which tools could be right for you.

To view our inventory, visit our online inventory website called AT4ALL (pronounced AT For All) Vermonters.

What is Assistive Technology?

Assistive Technology is a term for creative tools and strategies that help people accomplish tasks at home, school, work, and in the community. A great example of this is using your voice to turn on lights in your house; click here to see a tool that can do this!

To read more about the different kinds of AT available, please visit our What is AT page.