Adaptive Technology Resources

Specializing in evaluations, training and adaptive equipment for individuals who are aging or with disabilities such as low vision, blindness, dyslexia, reading and mobility impairments.  We work with many software and hardware solutions.  
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Provide Aging in Place Technology to keep individuals independent in their home and connect to family and medical personnel.  We are able to evaluate individuals in their own homes and provide real solutions at affordable prices.  Our solutions are created taking your physical and financial needs into account.  We are able to offer a range of solutions from simple (adapted utensils for home use) to complex (voice activation of lights, television, telephone, doors, computer systems, etc.). 

1350 14th Avenue, Suite 3 Grafton, WI  53024

Ph: 262-375-2020 Ph: 800-770-8474 Website

Hours Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

HEAR Wisconsin, Inc.

Provisions

Services at the Center for Communication, Hearing, and Deafness include:

• Assistive technology assessments and sales
• Audiology/hearing aid services
• Auditory-verbal therapy
• Communication strategies and speech reading
• On-site consultation in the home, workplace, or medical facilities
• Parent education workshops
• Pre- and post-cochlear implant training
• Sign language classes
• Sign language interpreting services
• Support

10243 W. National Avenue West Allis, WI 53227

Ph: 414-604-2200 Ph: 414-604-7217 (TTY) Email Website

Medical Hearing Associates, LTD

Role & Services

Our audiologists provide a comprehensive evaluation and treatment plan for both hearing and balance needs.  Services to include hearing aid dispensing, tinnitus treatment, and assistive listening devices for special situations. "Improve your hearing, Improve you life."

620 E. Green Bay Avenue, Suite 110 Saukville, WI 53080

Ph: 262-268-1400 Fx: 262-268-1443 Email Website

Hours Tuesday and Thursday 9:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

Wisconsin Office for the Deaf & Hard of Hearing

Role & Services

Relay Number 711. Mission is to ensure that the variety of life’s choices and equal opportunities are available to all deaf, deaf/blind, and hard of hearing people. Provides leadership, information and assistance, education, and prevention through collaboration with customers and agencies, community outreach and education, and promotion of the utilization of qualified interpreters. If you have a question related to deaf or hard of hearing this is the place to call.

Caroline Ludka Southeastern Regional Coordinator Hear Wisconsin Building 10243 W. National Avenue West Allis, WI  53227

Ph: 262-565-6349 Website