Cal-ATSD Supplier Directory

Assistive Technology Evaluation/Assessment

An evaluation conducted to assess an individual's computer and digital needs. Services offered by our staff: Speech or Language - System Configuration and Setup - Technical Support - Training - Assessments/Evaluations: Computer & Digital Access Physical/Orthopedic/Ergonomic - Assessments/Evaluations: Computer & Digital Access Learning or Intellectual, Brain Injuries - System Configuration and Setup - Technical Support - Training - Assessments/Evaluations: Computer & Digital Access

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C4AT has been bridging digital divides for people with disabilities since 1983. We provide evaluation, consultation, and training services for both people with disabilities facing challenges to access/utilize a computer and/or digital devices, and the service providers who work with them. We specialize in helping individuals who have complex computer/digital access needs that don’t fall neatly into disability categories - for example a person who has combined physical and learning access challenges. C4AT is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. We charge an hourly fee for evaluations and services. We do not purchase equipment for clients, but we may borrow equipment from vendors for trials.

Center for Accessible Technology

Lisa Stringer

(510) 841-3224

lstringer@c4at.org

Center for Accessible Technology (C4AT) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that charges an hourly fee for evaluations and services. They do not purchase equipment for clients but may borrow equipment from vendors for trials. C4AT has been bridging digital divides f or people with disabilities since 1983. They provide evaluation, consultation, and training services for both people with disabilities facing challenges to access/utilize a computer and/or digital devices, and the service providers who work with them. They specialize in helping individuals who have complex computer/digital access needs that don't fall neatly into disability categories. - for example, a person who has combined physical and learning access challenges.

Alameda, Marin, San Francisco, and San Mateo