The Assistive Technology Clinic of Toledo began in 2001 in an attempt to fill a void in the lives of individuals with disabilities within our community. We believe that every person deserves the opportunity to live a more fulfilling, functional and independent life.

Often times, people with physical disabilities are perceived as being dependent on others in every facet of their life. However, now more than ever, in this world of rapidly improving technology, people with disabilities have an opportunity to live a life of independence with access to appropriate assistive technology.

The ATCT is a means to do just that. We have partnered with leading manufacturers in the rehab industry to obtain devices/equipment that allow our clients to demonstrate their vast abilities. Although in the past therapists have had to make educated guesses as to whether or not a person would be able to utilize a certain piece of equipment, the ATCT allows clients to use potentially beneficial technology on a trial basis before making a financial investment in the equipment.

Our experienced and passionate staff strives to offer a comprehensive evaluation of current skills, suggestions for improvements and/or training required, prescription and provision of equipment and any necessary follow up for training and education of caregivers as well as the client. We are the only clinic in the region with the experience, resources and professionalism throughout the entire process. This clinic is the only opportunity for a client to have an on-going evaluation of skills to determine the appropriate equipment for them to access their environment in the most efficient way.

The ATCT is designed for anyone in need of technology to assist them in living life to its fullest. Our specialties include (but are not limited to) the following neurological impairments:

Our goal is to:

The ATCT also offers...

The above steps are repeated as often as necessary for each area of a person's life, including mobility, communication, computer access and environmental control.

ATCT Clinicians:

Julie Miller, DO

Dr. Miller is a pediatric rehab physiatrist employed by Toledo Children's Hospital.  She oversees the clinical process for the acquisition of assistive technology, as well as medical management as it relates to that process.   

Ann Nagle, PT, ATP

Ann is a pediatric physical therapist and President of Rehab Dynamics.  She has specialized in seating and assistive technology for more than 10 years. 

Beth Hofacker, MEd, CCC-SLP

Beth is a pediatric speech and language pathologist specializing in utilizing computers and other technology to facilitate communication, computer access and environmental control.

Brennan Arbogast, CRTS, ATS

Brennan is a certified rehab technology supplier with National Seating and Mobility.  For 12 years, he has specialized in technology for clients with neurological impairments.