Attention/Focus

Attention/Focus aids are used to assist individuals who have cognitive limitations that prevent them from completing essential job tasks. They accomplish this by allowing an individual to focus solely on sound being produced by a computer or other device and by limiting the amount of disruptive background noise in their work environment.

Alerting/Signaling Devices (2)

Alerting/Signaling Devices are used to assist individuals who have hearing limitations that prevent them from accomplishing essential job functions. They accomplish this by allowing an individual to have a visual indication that their phone is ringing.

Computer Headsets (16)

Computer Headsets are used to assist individuals who have dexterity limitations that prevent them from accomplishing essential job tasks. They accomplish this by allowing a user to listen to audio from the computer, as well as speak to the computer. There are types of software that require a headset/microphone to function properly.

Cueing/Memory Aids (9)

Cueing/Memory Aids are used to assist individuals who have cognitive limitations that prevent them from accomplishing essential job tasks. They accomplish this by providing the user alternative ways to recall information, such as tasks, appointments, or steps in how to accomplish activities.

Noise Reduction & Noise Cancelation Devices (3)

Noise Reduction (Passive Noise Isolation) uses physical barriers to reduce but not eliminate sound. These devices don’t require power and allow users to stay aware of their surroundings, making them suitable for individuals with conditions such as Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBI) or Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD).For individuals with conditions where spatial awareness is critical, noise-reduction devices are often ideal. Noise Cancelation (Active Noise Cancelation) uses electronic components to generate opposing sound waves, effectively blocking out unwanted noise across all frequencies. This is ideal for individuals with conditions such as Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD), Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), or Learning Disabilities, where background noise hinders focus. For individuals with conditions where background noises create a distraction, sensory overload, or inability to focus and concentrate, noise cancelation devices are often ideal.

Voice Recorders (3)

Voice Recorders are used to assist individuals who have vision limitations that prevent them from accomplishing essential job tasks. They accomplish this by using a microphone to record audio information and save it in a digital format. The user can then sort audio files into folders, play back information, and download the files on a computer.