About
They provide service, support, and advocacy to help individuals with disabilities achieve independent living. The practice offers various core services, including education, advocacy, and peer support. They also provide access to resources, such as home modifications, computer skill training, and durable medical equipment. With a team of 8 employees serving 8 counties in West Central Georgia, Access 2 Independence has been serving the community since 2010, providing over 1000 services every year.
Insurance & payment
Insurance details are not listed publicly — call the practice to confirm.
Ask about sliding-scale fees if you're paying out of pocket.
Services & specialties
Education
Helping those with disabilities through the education of skills, information, and effective use of resources.
Advocacy
Helping those with disabilities become their greatest advocate, and when necessary advocating on their behalf.
Peer Support
Helping those with disabilities share their experiences, and create lasting connections within their community.
Home Modifications
Providing modifications to homes to support independent living.
Computer Skill Training
Offering training to help individuals develop computer skills.
Durable Medical Equipment
Providing access to durable medical equipment to support independent living.