Oklahoma ABLE Tech
Making Life Accessible to Oklahomans of All Ages and Abilities
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.
Device Short-Term Loans
Borrow AT to determine if a device meets your needs before making a purchase.
Device Reutilization
Receive gently used AT devices and durable medical equipment to use for as long as you need.
The Latest at ABLE Tech!
Meet Angie Larison, SAS Accessibility Specialist!
Meet Lisa Dobson, Student Accessibility Services Program Coordinator!
Student Accessibility Services at OSU Joins ABLE Tech
New Address for Device Reutilization Program!
November AT Inventory Highlights
Assistive Technology (AT) can be used in a variety of ways, for a variety of purposes. It can support people in carrying out everyday tasks and activities, enhance their safety, support their social participation, monitor their health, and more. Since November is National Family Caregiver Month, our AT specialists selected devices that may be especially helpful in a home caregiving setting!
Click on the devices listed below to view their information in NATADS, ABLE Tech’s AT inventory database.
- Leg Lifter - This can be used by the caregiver (or the individual, depending on their mobility) to lift a person’s leg and increase the ease of transfers.
- Caregiver Pager with Call Buttons - This device has two call buttons and two different sound settings. The pager can be clipped onto a belt, and the buttons have a lanyard so that they can be worn around the neck.
- Uplift Power Seat - This is a portable lift seat. It raises the user in slow, controlled movements to help them transition to a standing position safely. This could help a caregiver transfer a person with less strain on the caregiver.
- iEat Feeding Robot - This device is designed for individuals who do not have use of their hands or arms. It is a device that will feed an individual, which can lighten the load of a caregiver.
Oklahoma ABLE Tech's Short-Term Device Loan inventory offers almost 5,000 devices in many 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.
The Reutilization Program has Moved!
The new address and contact information is:
4301 Will Rogers Parkway, Suite 950
Oklahoma City, OK 73108
Phone: 405-967-6010
Fax: 405-967-6011
Email: atreuse@okstate.edu
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!