For a door opener, this really depends on the application - is this person in a facility? Is it for a commercial or residential door? My go to door opener is
www.opensesamedoor.com
For call button - if this is a residential facility that has a call system, there are options to incorporate into the existing system. If this is a residential application, then a switch adapted call chime would be a recommendation.
http://www.rjcooper.com/call-chime/index.html An appropriate switch would need to be selected to suit their needs.
For voice activated dialer - more depends - land line or cell phone? If the client has CP, is his voice clear? A switch adapted option might be a better fit.
Antoinette Verdone, MSBME, ATP
Owner, Lead Consultant
ImproveAbility, LLC
Phone/Text: 512-522-1705
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- Helen Keller
Hi Everyone
I have an OT who is looking for some equipment for an individual with spastic CP and is visually impaired. I have not had to recommend these devices in a while so I was wondering what you would recommend. Any insight you can offer would be great. Thanks
1. A door opener
2. A call type button (large switch type button that can be attached to his bed) that he can call staff if needed
3. An voice activated auto dialer.
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Dr. Katrina Fulcher-Rood, Ph.D. CCC-SLP
Assistant Professor
Communication Disorders and Sciences Department
The State University of New York at Fredonia
(716) 673 - 4890