Attention/Focus

Attention/focus aids assist individuals with cognitive limitations by reducing background noise and enhancing computer or device sounds, enabling them to stay on task and complete essential job duties.

Alerting/Signaling Devices (2)

Alerting/signaling devices assist individuals with hearing and/or cognitive limitations by providing visual cues, such as notifications when a phone rings, to support essential job tasks.

Computer Headsets (5)

Computer headsets assist individuals with dexterity and/or cognitive limitations by enabling audio input and output, allowing them to interact with software that requires a headset or microphone.

Cueing/Memory Aids (11)

Cueing/memory aids assist individuals with cognitive limitations by providing alternative ways to recall tasks, appointments, or step-by-step instructions for completing activities.

Noise Reduction and Noise Cancelation Devices (3)

Noise reduction (passive) devices use physical barriers to lower sound while keeping users aware of their surroundings, ideal for individuals with conditions such as Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBI) or Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). Noise cancellation (active) devices use electronic sound waves to block background noise, supporting focus for individuals with Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD), Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), or learning disabilities.

Voice Recorders (3)

Voice recorders assist individuals with cognition and/or dexterity limitations by capturing audio in digital format, allowing users to organize, play back, and download recordings to complete essential job tasks.