What is Assistive Technology?
Assistive Technology (AT) includes thousands of products that enable persons with disabilities to be more productive and independent in daily activities. AT products range from simple to complex and can be used at home, work, school and in the community to reduce barriers and increase personal abilities.
At AzTAP, we assist persons with disabilities of all types and ages as well as family members, service providers, employers, and the general public to become better informed about the value and use of assistive technology. Let AzTAP help you choose the right technology!
We offer a comprehensive set of programs and services including:
AT Consultations
In-person & virtual consultations to explore AT options & match to individual needs
AT Device Demonstrations
Hands on trial of assistive technology devices
AT Device Loan Program
Short term lending of assistive technology devices
Adaptive Gaming Clinic
Comprehensive support for persons with disabilities to access video gaming
AzLAT: Loans to Purchase AT
Provide affordable financial loans with flexible lending terms to purchase AT of all varieties
AT & Durable Medical Equipment Reuse
Online assistance with donating, selling, and finding used AT & Durable Medical Equipment
Refurbit Discount Program
Refurbished computer purchase discount program
Group Based Training on AT
Provide customized capacity building group-based trainings on AT topics & needs
Technical Assistance
Provide support to community businesses and organizations with their AT needs
To schedule a consultation or learn more about our services contact us at 602-728-9534 / 1-800-477-9921 (option #) or email AskAzTAP@nau.edu.
Latest News
- Center for Assistive Technology Act Data Assistance: AT Act Data Brief FY 2025 – A National Data Summary of State Assistive Technology Programs (PDF).
- Watch the two following videos on the Administration on Community Living (ACL) YouTube channel to learn how smart home tools can support independence, safety, and accessibility. Wendy Davis of the Pennsylvania Assistive Technology Foundation (PATF) showcases how smart home technology can assist individuals with accessibility needs: Smart Home Technology for Individuals With Accessibility Needs. Gil Levitan from Consumer Technology Association (CTA) explains how smart home technology is shaped by consumers and is informing the future of assistive technology: The Future of Smart Home Technology for Individuals With Accessibility Needs.
- AzTAP’s latest Assistive Technology News & Updates August 2026