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American Printing House for the Blind Inc.
| PO Box 6085 | |
| 1839 Frankfort Avenue | |
| Louisville | |
| KY | |
| 40206-0085 | |
| 502-895-2405; 800-22 | |
| 502-899-2274 | |
| info@aph.org | |
| https://www.aph.org/ |
| Age Groups Served (please check all that apply:) | |
| Infants and Toddlers (birth - 2 years) | |
| Pre-school | |
| Working | |
| All Ages | |
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Other Ages (specify): |
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| Geographic Areas Served: | |
| Coastal Georgia | |
| Middle Georgia | |
| North Georgia / Atlanta | |
| South Georgia | |
| Statewide - all of Georgia | |
| National | |
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Other Geographic Details (specify): |
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| Serves People with the Following Disabilities (please check all that apply): | |
| Communication limitations | |
| Learning limitations | |
| Motor limitations | |
| Personal care limitations (dressing, toileting, eating, etc.) | |
| Sensory limitations (vision, hearning) | |
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Other Demographics (specify): |
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| Financial Eligibility (please check all that apply): | |
| Source will pay for some portion of AT devices / services | |
| Scholarships available | |
| Source accepts private insurance | |
| Source accepts Medicaid | |
| Source accepts Medicare | |
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Other Financial Eligibility details (specify): |
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| Does the organization provide AT services? | |
| Information about vendors / devices | |
| Device demonstration | |
| Help choosing right device / system | |
| Help using current device appropriately | |
| Device training | |
| Fabricates special devices or adaptations | |
| Repairs devices | |
| Loans devices | |
| Device rental | |
| Financial help for device purchase | |
| Help with insurance, Medicaid, or Medicare claim appeals | |
| Technical assistance | |
| Service coordination | |
| Program advocacy | |
| AT workshops | |
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Other AT Services (specify) : |
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| Does the organization provide AT Funding? | |
| If yes, please indicate what services are provided; check all that apply) | |
| Source sells devices | |
| Source leases devices | |
| Source loans device or money | |
| Source gives device free of charge | |
| Source pays for at least part of device cost | |
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Other Funding Details (specify): |
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| Please indicate what types of AT devices the organization provides or provides services for: (check all that apply) | |
| Adapted toys | |
| Communication | |
| Computer access | |
| Daily living devices | |
| Educational aids | |
| Environmental units | |
| Hearing aids | |
| Home modifications | |
| Job Accommodations | |
| Medical devices / supplies | |
| Prosthetics / orthotics | |
| Recreational aids | |
| Seating / positioning | |
| Vehicle modifications | |
| Vision aids | |
| Wheeled mobility | |
| All AT devices | |
| Comments (any other information you would like us to include about your organization): | |
| Persons of all ages who meet the legal definition of blindness (central visual acuity of 20/200 or less in the better eye with correcting glasses or peripheral field of vision no greater than 20 degrees). Persons must be enrolled in a formally organized public or private nonprofit educational program at a less than college level who will use the materials as part of their educational program (ranging from early intervention programs to programs for senior citizens including those in community-based and residential settings). Students must be enrolled with the registering school or agency on the first Monday in January of the year in which materials will be requested. Adults to be registered must be receiving a minimum of 20 hours of instruction per week in an educational program. | |
