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  1. "Everything Was Falling Apart:" Volunteer Construction Program an Answer to the Prayers of One Low-Income Homeowner With MD
  2. A Breath of Fresh Air: AIR Foundation - Accessibility Is a Right
  3. A Call to Action
  4. Access Issues: One State's Solution to Getting More People Online
  5. Access to Assistive Technology in the European Union: European Commission Study
  6. Accessible Vans & Mobility
  7. Accessible Vehicles Q&A
  8. Affording Accessibility Home Modifications
  9. Among Twists in Budget Woes, Tensions Over Teaching the Deaf
  10. Analysis of the First Year of Operation of the Federal Alternative Financing Program for Individuals with Disabilities: Providing Low Cost Loans for the Purchase of Assistive Technology
  11. Assistive Technology Access and Financing: Introduction to the Special Series on Examining the Intersections of Practice, Research, and Policy
  12. Assistive Technology Collaboration for Communication
  13. Assistive Technology for All
  14. Assistive Technology: A.T. Funding Challenge
  15. AT Funding: An Expert Forecasts a Mixed Future
  16. AT Network's Online Services Directory Surpasses 1,000 Entries
  17. Benefit Specialists: Key Resources for Supporting the use of Social Security Work Incentives to Fund Assistive Technology
  18. Bookshare Plans to Make Graphics Math in Books More Accessible
  19. Breaking Down Barriers
  20. Building AAC Services From the Ground Up
  21. Buying a Hearing Aid? You've Got a Lot to Learn
  22. Can You Still Get the Wheelchair You Need?
  23. City Program Helps Make Houses More Accessible
  24. CMS Lessens Proposed Power Wheelchair Reimbursement Rate Reductions
  25. CNI's Cochlear Implant Assistance Fund Helps Pay for Cochlear Implants
  26. Coalition for Accessible Technology
  27. Costs and Benefits of Workplace Accommodations: Findings From Company Case Studies
  28. Coverage of Wheeled Mobility Devices: Grassroots Mobility
  29. DATI Launches New Website, www.dati.org
  30. Developing A Consumer's Guide on Funding Assistive Technology
  31. Developing a Statewide System for Providing and Assessing Outcomes of Assistive Technology
  32. Discovering Hidden Resources: Assistive Technology Recycling, Refurbishing, and Redistribution
  33. Do It Right!
  34. FCC Allows Funding for Phones Equipped with Captioning Technology
  35. Federal Restrictions are Locking Out California's Program
  36. Funding Assistive Technology and Related Health Services in Service Settings
  37. Funding Guide for Standing Technology, Third Edition
  38. Funding, Ethics, and Assistive Technology: Should Medical Necessity Be the Criterion by Which Wheeled Mobility Equipment is Justified?
  39. Get Up, Stand Up, Move: Dynamic Standing
  40. Getting a Modified Vehicle
  41. Getting the Most for Your Mobility Buck
  42. Health Insurance and Implantable Hearing Devices: Guidance for Consumers
  43. Hearing Aids for Children: Who Pays?
  44. Home Modification: Creating a Home That Meets Your Needs
  45. Home Modifications: Essential but Difficult to Fund
  46. House Acts to Improve Internet Access for Disabled
  47. How to Conquer Assistive Technology Barriers for Low-Tech Parents
  48. How to Evaluate Bath Equipment
  49. How to Get Your Child's School to Provide Assistive Technology or Help With Learning Disabilities
  50. Improving Daily Life
  51. Independence Through Prosthetics
  52. Individualized Rehab Technology
  53. Innovative Devices Help People With Visual Impairments
  54. Insurers Fight Speech-Impairment Remedy
  55. Is the Financial Investment in Assistive Technology for Students With Learning Disabilities Justified?
  56. It's Time to Act!
  57. KU Helps Kansans with Disabilities Purchase Needed Equipment
  58. Laughter, Tears and Pepperoni
  59. Legislation Reauthorizing AT Act Passes the House
  60. Light for the Blind in the Philippines
  61. Living Independently in a Home and Community of Choice: How?
  62. Maine's Adaptive Equipment Loan Program: Creative Financing for Assistive Technology
  63. Make Telecom Update Your Highest Priority, Disability Groups Tell Congress
  64. Making Connections: Veterans Without Speech Master the Art of Conversation and Living
  65. Making eBay Easier for Blind Entrepreneurs
  66. Maryland Governor Signs Prosthetic Parity Law
  67. Medicaid, Assistive Technology, and the Courts
  68. Medicare Wheelchair Coverage Modified
  69. Medicare, Medicaid Review for iBot
  70. Millions of Books Get Digitized for the Disabled
  71. Mobility Alternatives: From Canes to Wheelchairs
  72. Mobility and More: Hand-Control Installation
  73. Mobilizing for the Future
  74. Navajo-ABLE: Replication Model Navajo Assistive Technology Loan Program - Final Program Evaluation
  75. Need a Lift?
  76. NIH Funds Will Advance Rehabilitation Research
  77. One Million in Federal Funding Goes to Combating Technology and Access Barriers
  78. Options in Mobility
  79. Paralysis Society of North America
  80. Paying for Assistive Technology: A Study of Hispanics
  81. Pediatric Mobility Issues: Choosing the Right Equipment Can Enhance a Child's Independence
  82. Perplexing Power-Chair Policies
  83. Pitt to Study ‘Brain-Computer Interface’ for Paralyzed Patients
  84. Power Wheelchairs in the Medicare Program: Supplier Acquisition Costs and Services
  85. Powering Back - Analysis of Power Wheelchair Market
  86. Prosthetic Cost Projections for Servicemembers With Major Limb Loss From Vietnam and OIF/OEF
  87. Recycle Your Gently Used Mobility Equipment at DefferentNeedz.com
  88. Resources for People Who Can't Afford Hearing Aids and Cochlear Implants
  89. ScripTalk Makes Prescriptions Accessible to the Blind
  90. Segs4Vets: Making Mobility Accessible
  91. Show Me The Money: Funding for Assistive Technology
  92. Skis for the Disabled Are a Group Effort
  93. Speech Generating Device Funding for Children
  94. Stair Climbing Wheelchair Comes to a Halt
  95. Stand Up and Go With Mobile Standers and Standing Wheelchairs
  96. Stand Up! The Benefits of Standers for Children are Clear
  97. Success Story: Arminda "Mindi" Santos, San Jose
  98. Take Action!
  99. The AT Network and the End of the Tech Act
  100. The Buck Starts Here: A Guide to Assistive Technology Funding in Kentucky
  101. The Cost and Financing of Home Modifications in the United States
  102. The Costs of Providing or Not Providing Hearing Care
  103. The Importance of Appropriate Sport Wheelchair Configuration
  104. The KnfbReader Mobile: Concepts, Misconceptions, and the Future
  105. The Power Struggle
  106. The Vanishing Wheelchair
  107. The Virginia Alternative Financing Program
  108. U. of I. Opens State-of-the-Art Dorm for Students With Disabilities
  109. UCP Central PA to Unveil Next Accessible Computer for Persons with Disabilities in Lancaster
  110. Understanding Features of Communication Devices for AAC Recommendations and Funding
  111. United Cerebral Palsy of North Texas Helps Those With Disabilities Use Technology, Live Independently
  112. Unlocking Independence -- Students Create Robotic Locker Opener for Classmate
  113. Using Standing Frames to Promote Upright Mobility
  114. Victory for Mobility: MS Activists Stop a Damaging Medicare Policy
  115. Volunteer Army to Build House for Veteran
  116. Waiting List for Cochlear Implants Skyrockets...Up to Four Years in Ontario, Canada
  117. Wheelchair Foundation Distributes Free Wheelchairs to Physically Disabled in Minsk
  118. Wheelchairs, Walkers, and Canes: What Does Medicare Pay For, and who Benefits?
  119. Wheelchairs: Are We in the Dark Ages?
  120. Wheeling Beyond the Limit
  121. With Small Devices, Older New Yorkers Gain Independence and Peace of Mind
  122. Working Beyond Wheels
  123. Worse-for-Wear Wheelchairs
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