Candy Factory to Assistive Technology Labs

Georgia Tech Tools for Life Program

Oxford, United States - September 4, 2024 / The Salt Net LLC /

ATLANTA, GA - A newly published blog post from MobiliQuest offers readers an insider's look at Georgia Tech's innovative Tools for Life (TFL) program, showcasing how this unique initiative is revolutionizing access to assistive technology for Georgians of all ages and abilities.

The blog, authored by Wendy Burnham, takes readers on a virtual tour through the TFL labs, housed in a renovated candy factory in Atlanta. It highlights the program's commitment to increasing independence through a wide range of assistive technologies, from high-tech devices to simple, yet effective tools.

Key highlights of the blog include:

• Detailed descriptions of TFL's seven specialized labs, including the Environmental Control and Sensory Lab and the Adaptive Gaming lab
• Insights into the program's "try before you buy" approach, allowing users to test assistive technology before making a purchase
• Personal reflections on standout items, such as a meditation sand table and adaptive gaming equipment
• Introduction to the dedicated TFL team and their innovative problem-solving approach

"Visiting the Tools for Life labs was an eye-opening experience," said Wendy. "I was amazed by the range of assistive technologies available and the team's passion for helping people find the perfect tools to enhance their independence. I hope my blog post will inspire others to explore what TFL has to offer."

The blog post also mentions an accompanying video that provides a visual tour of the TFL labs, offering readers an even more immersive experience.

Video Link tour of the TFL labs at Georgia Tech

The Tools for Life program, as an AT Act program, provides activities, programs, and services that help older adults and people with disabilities learn about, use, and acquire assistive technology that best meets their unique needs.

The blog post is now available for reading on the MobiliQuest website under the Empower Mobility section Georgia Tech Tools for Life Program.

For more information about Georgia Tech's Tools for Life program, please contact info@gatfl.gatech.edu / 404-894-0541 / 1-800-497-8665 (Toll Free)

Contact Information:

MobiliQuest

323 Stone St.
Oxford, GA 30054
United States

Wendy Burnham
(706) 887-4733
https://mobiliquest.com/