About
Their services include the DC Assistive Technology Resources Center, which allows individuals to explore assistive technology devices that may increase their independence and functional capability. They also offer a device loan program, DC Shares, which provides free durable medical equipment to DC residents with income levels below $30,000 per year. Additionally, they have the DC Funds program, which allows DC residents to borrow money at a very low interest rate in order to purchase much-needed assistive technology devices. DCATP serves individuals with disabilities and seniors in Washington, DC, and their services are designed to help them access the community and increase their independence. They have multiple locations throughout the city, including 220 I Street, NE, Suite 130, Washington, DC 20002, and can be reached by calling (202) 547-0198 or emailing democenter@uls-dc.org.
Insurance & payment
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Services & specialties
DC Assistive Technology Resources Center
allows individuals to explore assistive technology devices that may increase their independence and functional capability
Device Loan Program
allows DC residents to borrow assistive technology devices easily and at no charge
DC Shares (Durable Medical Equipment Recycling Program)
provides free durable medical equipment to DC residents with income levels below $30,000 per year
DC Funds (Alternative Financing Program for Assistive Technology)
allows DC residents to borrow money at a very low interest rate in order to purchase much-needed assistive technology devices
Get Connected
educates people with disabilities and seniors on useful technology features that can help them use their smartphones, tablets, laptops, or computers
Assistive Technology Champions Program
empowers young adults (16+) with disabilities to share their passion for assistive technology and grow their advocacy, outreach, and social media skills