Assistive Technology ("AT") is the hardware and software used by people with disabilities that provides access to standard computers and office equipment.  One example is screen reading software that allows a blind person to have a computer screen display read out loud, or output to a refreshable Braille display.  Another example is speech recognition software that allows someone who cannot physically type to dictate text and control a computer by voice.

Our specialists have provided services for a variety of customers including individuals, government employees (IRS, SSA), and clients of the Department of Veterans' Affairs, California Department of Rehabilitation, and California State Compensation Insurance Fund.

Network Help To Go provides consultation and training for people with low vision or blindness, and limited mobility.

• Equipment and software needs assessment
• On-site Personal or Group Training at Home or Workplace
• Computer System Customization, Macro Programming
• Registered vendor for the U.S. Dept. of Veterans' Affairs and State of California serving clients of CA Dept. of Rehabilitation, CA State Compensation Insurance
• Accessible Website Design, ADA and Section 508 Compliance for websites

• Dragon NaturallySpeaking™ speech recognition
• JAWS for Windows™ speech and Braille output
• ZoomText™ and MAGic™ screen magnification
• Windows™ 98/XP/2000/Vista/7 Home and Professional
• MS Office™:  Word™, Excel™, Outlook™, Exchange™, PowerPoint™
• Adobe Acrobat Professional™
• Email and Internet
• Scanning and Document Management

(Please note:  At this time, we do not provide services for people with cognitive or developmental disabilities, or for children.)