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Oklahoma ABLE Tech

Making Life Accessible to Oklahomans of All Ages and Abilities

Oklahoma ABLE Tech is funded through the Administration for Community Living of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, made possible through the Assistive Technology (AT) Act of 1998, as reauthorized in 2022.

Our mission is to improve the lives of all Oklahomans by providing assistive technology (AT) devices and services, financing opportunities, digital accessibility services, advocacy, and education.

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Device Demonstration

See, touch, and try AT devices to help aid you in the decision-making process.

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Device Loans

Borrow AT to determine if a device meets your needs before making a purchase.

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Device Reutilization

Receive gently used AT devices and durable medical equipment to use for as long as you need.

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Financial Loans

Purchase your own AT device or equipment with a low-interest loan.

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Digital Accessibility

Get training, technical assistance, evaluations, and more. 

AT Inventory Highlights

October is attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) awareness month! Oklahoma ABLE Tech has many assistive technology (AT) solutions that can support individuals with ADHD:

  • The Watchminder 4 is a watch designed to help individuals manage their time by providing tactile reminders. 
  • The Key Finder with Remote helps track misplaced items by providing auditory cues. Attach the receiver to keys, wallets, remote controls, and more! Then, press the coordinating button to hear the receiver beep. 
  • The multifunctional Productivity Timer helps keep users on task and on schedule. The multiple setting options make this versatile, pocket-sized device a great alternative for those who get distracted using their smartphone timer. 
  • Loop Earbuds can help block out distractions like background noise, allowing individuals to enter deep focus. In addition to protecting hearing in loud environments, they can also help prevent overstimulation.
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Oklahoma ABLE Tech’s Device Loan Program inventory offers more than 2,300 devices across 10 AT categories, including hearing, speech communication, vision, learning cognition/development, seating/positioning/mobility, daily living, recreation, environmental adaptations, computer access, and vehicle modifications. Visit the Device Loan Program webpage to learn more about how to borrow AT for up to six weeks.

Take Online Digital Accessibility Courses!

You don’t have to know anything about accessibility to start learning! Whether you’re new to this idea or have lots of accessibility knowledge, there will be something in the catalog for you!

Go to the Courses page