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Ardmore Assistive Technology & Accessibility Lab 
Empowering People Through Accessible Technology 
 
The Ardmore Assistive Technology & Accessibility Lab is dedicated to empowering people with disabilities by connecting them with innovative, accessible technologies. We support people with cognitive, visual, mobility, and hearing challenges, offering tailored solutions that make everyday life more inclusive, independent, and fulfilling. 

Start your journey toward independence and inclusion today.

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Our Mission:​
Committed to empowering people with disabilities by fostering independence, inclusion, and opportunity. Through innovative use of technology, personalized support, and skill-building, we strive to enhance employment outcomes, healthcare access, and meaningful social connections.

The Accessibility Lab exists to: 
- Empowerment Through Technology
- Provide Individualized Accessibility
- Provide Safe and Informed Digital Engagement
- Offer and Promote Collaborative Skill Building 

Our process ensures each person receives meaningful, practical support: 

Complete the Consultation/Request Form

Receive Recommendations for Additional AT

(Assistive Technology)

Visit the Lab to Receive Demo of All the Offered Equipment

Receive a Summary Report of Your Initial Visit

Receive Side-By-Side Training for You and Anyone Who May Assist You

Schedule a Time to Return and Continue Using the Lab and its Equipment

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Types of Technology You Can Explore 

At the Accessibility Lab, people can try out a wide variety of tools and devices, including: 

• Smart Home Tools: voice-controlled lights, door locks, appliances, and security systems. 

• Communication Supports: speech-to-text apps, augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) devices, and captioning tools. 

• Mobility & Daily Living Devices: adaptive utensils, powered mobility aids, switch-access controls, and smart wearables. 

• Workplace Technology: noise-canceling headsets, screen readers, task-sequencing apps, and adaptive keyboards. 

• Health & Wellness Supports: medication reminders, fall detection devices, sensory regulation tools, and calming apps. 

• Community Access Tools: wayfinding apps, loop systems for public events, and transportation aids. 

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Each piece of technology is matched to your personal goals, so you can try it in real-life settings before deciding if it’s right for you.

Goals & Outcomes

The Accessibility Lab is designed to help people: 

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  • Increase personal independence – Gain more control over daily routines and decisions. 

  • Simplify everyday tasks – Make home, work, and community activities easier and less stressful. 

  • Enhance communication – Express yourself clearly and confidently in ways that work best for you. 

  • Promote dignity and privacy – Do more for yourself while protecting personal information. 

  • Expand mobility and access – Move more freely in your home, workplace, and community. 

  • Improve safety and peace of mind – Use technology that reduces risks without reducing freedom. 

  • Strengthen employment opportunities – Access tools that help you get, keep, and grow in your job. 

  • Foster community connection – Participate fully in social, faith, and neighborhood activities. 

  • Support health and self-regulation – Manage your energy, emotions, and well-being with the right supports. 

  • Save time and energy – Spend more time on what matters most to you. 

Looking Ahead 
The Accessibility Lab is more than a service—it’s a pathway to independence, inclusion, and innovation. By building partnerships, sharing knowledge, and championing accessible technology, Ardmore is helping create a future where all people have the tools, they need to live the life they choose. 

Are you an employer, provider, or community leader?
Let’s work together to create more accessible opportunities for everyone.

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