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What to Expect during Your Trial Period
You may have thought that once the AAC evaluation was done, the next step was to complete the paperwork required by insurance to request purchase of the device. Instead, you have just been told there needs to be a trial period. What is a trial period? At its...
Annette Curry joins Control Bionics as Head of Sales – Australia
Control Bionics continues to expand our leadership team with new Head of Sales – Australia, Annette Curry. Annette brings years of experience as a nurse practitioner, sales and marketing leader.
Recognizing International Day of Persons with Disabilities
On December 3rd, Control Bionics is proud to recognize International Day of Persons with Disabilities (IDPD) and promote inclusion for persons with disabilities all over the world.
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[WEBINAR] Meet Me Where I Am: Ramps to Cognitive & Physical Access of High Tech AAC Following Acquired Brain Injury
In this webinar, hosted by ISAAC, Jill Adlin discussed current advancements and best practices for the provision of AAC services to adolescents and adults with acquired brain injury. Watch Now.
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[On-Demand Presentations] Access 3 AAC Presentations from Closing the Gap 2021
Register now for your free exhibit hall pass, and access the sessions from Control Bionics at Closing the Gap.
Language at Last: A Cerebral Palsy Case Study
In this new case study, we explore how the therapy team worked together to understand his movement patterns and specifically wrist rotation motion so the NeuroNode could be activated and programmed to his abilities, and how the real Ryan was able to shine through.
6 Fun Games to Encourage AAC Device Use
Are you having trouble figuring out fun ways to encourage AAC device usage in your client? Well look no further! We asked our SLPs what games they use with their clients, and they did not disappoint.