Are you concerned about being successful at work because you find it frustrating to access your computer, keep on task or understand conversations with customers and coworkers? We may have options that will make doing these everyday things a little easier.

ATI offers Ergonomic Risk and Workplace Assessments designed to prevent injuries, reduce or eliminate pain from RSI, chronic illness, and for individuals with limited mobility or range of motion. Click to read more about these services or explore these easy-to-use solutions available in our short-term library.

Computers and Related

Alternative keyboards, mice, and trackballs, voice recognition, mouth sticks, switches, pencil/pen grips, document holders, etc.

Hearing

Amplified phones, personal amplification systems, visual alerts, captioned phones, amplified stethoscopes, extra loud alarm clocks, impact headphones, etc.

Learning, Cognition, and Developmental

Text-to-speech software, smart watches, voice recognition software, notetaking aids, mobile devices for tasks and scheduling, etc.

Mobility

Manual wheelchairs, walkers, rollators, knee scooters, portable ramps, threshold ramps, tablet mounts, cuffs and mouth sticks, ortho seat cushions, etc.

Speech Communication

Voice amplifiers, text and symbol-based communication devices and software, Text-to-speech based communication devices and software, communication apps, etc.

Vision

Talking clocks, hand-held, hands-free, and electronic magnifiers, contrast-enhancing eye wear, magnification and screen reading software, etc.

Unlocking Possibilities

Ergonomic Risk and Workplace Assessment

Identify job tasks that may lead to repetitive motion injury (RMI), and reduce or eliminate pain from repetitive stress injury (RSI), chronic illness, and for individuals with limited mobility or range of motion, while at the same time preventing costly injuries.

Learning, Cognition, and Developmental

Identify aids that can be a real job saver if you struggle to keep up with note taking, remember processes and procedures, keep on task, or develop well thought out papers.

Vision

Wearing bifocals or trifocals can make it difficult to position your computer monitor at just the right height and distance. Other vision issues including Macular, Glaucoma, even “aging eyes may cause you to struggle when reading fine print or cause eye strain and fatigue while working on the computer. Assistive Technology Assessments can identify solutions to these low vision barriers.

Hearing

Assistive Technology Assessments are also designed to reduce employment barriers for individuals who are hard of hearing. Whether you work in a traditional office, or your office is “on wheels, identifying solutions that allow you to understand conversations throughout the day will reduce fatigue and increase your safety.