Programs and Services
Explore our comprehensive range of research programs, academic opportunities, industry services, clinical support, and community outreach initiatives.
Accessible Technology Research & Innovation
Researchers, clinicians, and engineers work with older adults and people with disabilities to advance the state of AT science.
Biomedical Engineering Programs
Graduate and undergraduate students combine engineering excellence with real-world clinical and industry experience.
Clinical Services & AT Assessment
Individuals, families, and care teams can access comprehensive AT evaluations, device trials, and personalized recommendations.
Industry Partnerships & Consulting
Industry partners and product teams consult with our experts on universal design, user testing, and accessibility integration.
SWAAAC: AT in Colorado Schools
Students, educators, and school teams across Colorado access assistive technology services, training, and support.
Adapt to Impact: Early Childhood Programs
Licensed Colorado preschool and childcare providers access adaptive equipment, online training, and resources to support all children.
Tech for Tykes: AT for Infants & Toddlers
Families, caregivers, and early intervention providers access AT information, a loan library, and resources for children with disabilities from birth until age 3.
Document Accessibility Training
Professionals learn to create and remediate accessible, standards-compliant digital documents through self-paced eLearning. (Opens in a new window.)
Colorado AT Exchange: Buy, Sell or Donate
Coloradans buy, sell, or donate used AT through a free statewide exchange connecting people who need devices with those who have them. (Opens in a new window.)
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Colorado AT Funding $ources
Individuals and families browse a curated database of local, state, and national funding opportunities to find financial assistance for assistive technology in Colorado.
Emergency Preparedness for All
Individuals with disabilities and their communities prepare for emergencies with accessible planning resources, training, and evacuation support.
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User-Centered Research Participation
Older adults, subject matter experts, people with disabilities, and caregivers participate in AT research. (Opens in a new window).
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