* Provides home and personal technology for people who are deaf and hard of hearing. Hearing aid and amplification. Phones. Clocks and Alerts. Books and media.

* Offers a free place to learn about variety of devices that help people with hearing loss in challenging hearing situations. * Provides information and resource materials for each device.

People having trouble affording hearing aids can call to speak to a counselor about programs to find quality low-cost hearing aids. A free hearing test can be done over the phone, and counselors may include resources such as donated or reconditioned hearing aids, where available.

The objective of the lending closet is to allow children with disabilities to use the equipment to determine if it would be beneficial for them in the long term. Space is also available for therapists to meet with clients and their families, with access to the Sensory Room and equipment as needed.

AT (Assistive Technology) is an item, piece of equipment, or product system used to increase, maintain, or improve functional capabilities of individual with disabilities. Loan closet includes wide range of items, devices and equipment, such as: large-handle eating utensils, handheld video magnifier, electronic magnifying glass, computer mouse controlled by head movement.

Taxi services in Tompkins and surrounding counties and other transportation services including: service to local and regional airports courier service wine tours executive town car service group shuttle service on demand transportation Wheelchair taxi (Additional surcharge, amount depends on location of ride)

Assistance with eye exams and/or glasses and treatment.

Provides complimentary hair replacement systems to any eligible child up to 18 yrs who has lost hair as a result of chemotherapy, radiation treatments, alopecia, burns or other medical circumstances.Accepts hair donations. Hair must be minimum of 12" in length, clean, dry, secured with rubber bands in either ponytail or braid, wrapped or sealed in a Ziploc bag, and mailed to Wigs for Kids. Please enclose name of donor, address, phone number and email address for acknowledgement purposes. Please consider a monetary donation to help cover cost of processing the hair.

Screens for eligibility for new glasses or one hearing aid in coordination with a local Lions Club.

Provides Technology Related Assistance for Individuals with Disabilities (TRAID) to help provide information, borrowing, and referral services to help improve people's access to assistive technology equipment and services.

Serves the community while providing students with on-site clinical training while providing a full range of diagnostic and therapy services in both speech-language pathology and audiology. Services are coordinated by full-time supervisory staff. All supervisors hold ASHA certification and NYS licensure. Assistive hearing devices also available for almost half of market price.The Center is a part of the Department of Communication Disorders and operates on a not-for-profit basis. Members of the community are charged nominal fees for the services available at the Center.

Provides a toy lending and resource center for families of children (birth-15 years of age) with disabilities. Provides an extensive library of toys (conventional and adapted), therapeutic equipment and books for parents and children to borrow for one month.

Loans hospital and recuperative equipment to the infirm and ailing free-of-charge to anyone living in the Town of Smithtown North and South Shore. Equipment includes wheelchairs, walkers, commodes, crutches, canes and bath and shower chairs or benches. Walk-ins are welcome or call for an appointment.

Trains people in the use of computer, voice activation, windows and apple platforms, and various softwares.

Provides evaluation, fitting and training for SAEBO FLEX and SAEBO REACH orthotics that enable stroke and brain injury survivors to use their hand and arm for grasping and releasing.

Offers a medical equipment loan closet with crutches, walkers, canes, wheelchairs and hospital beds, for anyone who may need these items for short or long term use.

Provides evaluation, fitting and training for SAEBO FLEX and SAEBO REACH orthotics that enable stroke and brain injury survivors to use their hand and arm for grasping and releasing.

Offers outpatient evaluation and treatment services to individuals with communication, voice, or cognitive problems, including a number of different therapies for swallowing disorders.

Provides in-home physical, occupational and speech therapy to patients who require rehabilitation services.

Dedicated to creating, publishing and distributing tactile illustrations for readers who are blind or visually impaired. Creative Adaptations for Learning (CAL) produces books, flash cards, and other educational materials which use raised lines and textured shapes to help visually impaired people recognize shapes and objects the product is particularly useful for developing reading readiness (braille or print), orientation and mobility and communication skills. Young children, their parents, siblings, teachers and Occupational Therapists, any of whom may be blind or visually impaired, use these materials...as well as children who have dyslexia, autism, cerebral palsy or learning delays. Serves a national geographic area.

Seeks to relieve some of the stresses and demands of daily life by offering services such as transportation for medical appointments, financial medical assistance, house cleaning, and post-mastectomy accessory items and beauty care. Referral required. Call for further information.

The Technology-Related Assistance for Individuals with Disabilities (TRAID) Program provides access to assistive technology to any New Yorker with a disability through Regional TRAID Centers. Regional TRAID Centers provide device loans and hands-on training to people with disabilities.

Community based service group which lends sick room equipment such as wheelchairs, walkers, crutches, bath seats, commodes, bedside tables, etc, to residents of the Three Village School District. Contact is made by phone and answering machine.

Provides a wide range of durable medical equipment free of charge to people with neuromuscular diseases and are also registered with the Association.

Provides a wide selection of high-quality products that help make life easier for visually impaired individuals, from talking watches and clocks to magnifying mirrors, which are designed to be easy to hold and to use. Also helps individuals adapt by introducing safe, new ways to travel around town, manage household tasks, cooking, personal grooming and managing medications and finances.