Empowers people with disabilities to lead independent lives in their community.

Collects medical supplies and equipment that is clean and in good condition and gives it away to anyone who needs it.

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.

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.

Medical Equipment for loan, such as, portable commodes, walkers and shower seats.

Assistance with eye exams and/or glasses and treatment.

* Operates a residential and training facility. * Supports youths and adults who are deaf/blind, their families and the professionals who serve them on a national basis.* Provides equipment to aid people who are blind, deaf, hearing and visually impaired.

COVID-19 UPDATE: Effective March 16th, ATI will be closed to the public for two weeks until March 30, 2020. Please contact for any Access needs. Office: 607-753-7363, NY Connects: 607-423-0345 The Universal Access Dinner, set for April 24, 2020, is POSTPONEDThe Universal 5+K, set for April 25, 2020, is POSTPONEDEvents such as Craft Club, Coloring Class, Board Game Club are canceled until regular office hours resumePublic meetings, including ATI Board Meetings, Core Advisory Group, Taskforce to Increase Disability Employment and Housing Consortium, will be held via teleconference, please contact us for detailsVITA Tax Services will continue to accept drop-offs of tax information to help people prepare their tax returns during weekend hours.ATI offers consumers a range of computer-related services, including: six computers with internet access, full suite of software and adaptive technology, copier, printer and fax machine one-on-one computer tutoring equipment to make computers easier to use for people with disabilities, such as: mice and pointing devices ergonomic and special keyboards other adaptive software and technology Kurzweil 1000TM (speaks text aloud) VersaPoint Duo Braille embosser (printer for Braille documents) ZoomText (screen magnifier) JAWS (reads screen aloud) Dragon Naturally Speaking (types as a person speaks)

Provides new hearing aids to individuals that meet income/insurance eligibility criteria. This program is to be used only when all other resources are exhausted.

Provides general eye examinations, eye glass services, and identification of health problems affecting the eye, such as diabetes.

Wonderful Wheelchairs, fiscally sponsored by Lifelong, is staffed by volunteers, and cleans, repairs, and sells used wheelchairs, walkers, and power mobility devices at very reasonable prices to those who need them.To contact Wonderful Wheelchairs: [email protected] or call 607-444-2817. On-site service hours in basement of Cayuga Nursing and Rehabilitation: Wed. and Fri., 9-11:30AM

Provides financial assistance for obtaining environmental modification and adaptive technology to address health and safety issues as well as accessibility issues.

Provides grant assistance to low-income homeowners who are experiencing critical home repairs. Assists with a wide range of repairs, rehabilitation and modification services.

Provides financial assistance for obtaining environmental modification and adaptive technology to address health and safety issues as well as accessibility issues.

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.

Skills instruction for infants, pre-schoolers and school-age children to age 14 using teaching tools such as: speech assisted learning to teach pre-Braille skills storybooks with large-print, Braille and tactile illustrations toys using audio, motion and visual stimulation to teach pre-mobility skills

* Offers community services for the visually and hearing impaired. Guide dogs. Sight preservation and restoration. Eye exams, glasses for pre-schoolers in the town. Referrals for hearing aids.* Accepts food donations for Irondequoit cupboard.* Collects used glasses for use in deprived countries. * Offers scholarships for high school seniors.

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

Provides adaptive equipment for short-term loan including wheelchairs, portable ramps, transfer benches, assistive listening devises, assistive speaking devices, canes, and walkers.

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)

Offers frail and handicapped older adults emergency response services, medical alerts as well as medication dispensers. Lifeline Central provides twenty-four hour monitoring cellular units and push button technology and the ability to communicate in over 140 languages with clients.

Provides an exercise and physical therapy program that caters exclusively to Parkinson's Disease patients, specifically tailored to the needs of each individual and administered by a staff doctor, licensed physical therapist, professional nurses and trained volunteer aides. Also provides functional exercises to help cope with Parkinson's disabilities, informal socializing, exchange of information and support group

Offers therapist-monitored exercise sessions using the walk-aide and RT300 cycle to help improve leg muscle circulation and strength.