Clinician / Educator
Did you Know?
AAC is not one-size-fits-all—and neither is our approach. If you need help finding the right fit, you’re in the right place
Not all Speech Pathologist and Special Education Teachers Know about STAP. Alamo Assistive Technology is here to change that.
We also offer a loaner program – just ask!
Alamo Assistive Technology knows that device abandonment is a real issue. We do our best to facilitate buy in by providing top level support for our AAC users. Let’s pair your clinica/educator expertise with our feature matching tools to find the right device.
Did you know there is a Texas grant program that provides AAC equipment and accessories at no cost?
The Specialized Telecommunication Assistance Program is a grant program through the state of Texas offered to Texas residents that meet medical necessity. Through the program patients/students that need devices for their communication needs can get free equipment. That means their AAC is covered! STAP covers mounts, key guards, SGD Moisture Guards (durable cases), Switches, and of course SGD Level 1, 2, and 3. (See Our Devices) Your client will get a voucher in the mail that they can exchange with a vendor like Alamo Assistive Technology to get what they need. They are eligible for communication devices every 5 years from age 5 to 99.
Why Choose STAP?
STAP simplifies the funding process. It is a short application that can facilitate access to AAC. It is especially helpful for anyone aging out of the system, using a device only at school, or facing isurance issues or steep copays. Anyone meeting the criteria can benefit from the program because they are eligible every 5 yeas and there are no out of pocket costs. That means no copays, no back and forth with insurance authorizations and no waiting for a prescription. STAP opens the doors for communication.
Find out more about the STAP program
Have an appropriate client and need a demo? Fill out the form below. Alamo Assistive Technology can walk you through the process to get you client what they need.
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