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Category: Blog
“Spending Down” Stimulus Money: Ideas for DD Group Home Managers and Case Managers
Stimulus checks coming to adults in the developmental disability system pose an interesting dilemma, given the $2,000 asset limit. Clients accustomed to a monthly fun budget low in the double […]
New Year, New Policy!
Montanans can now explore equipment loaned by MonTECH with literally zero out-of-pocket expense. As of January 1st, MonTECH covers return shipping and shipping insurance! Our program has traditionally shipped to anyone in […]
Saving Money and Learning as We Go with Kinsley
Life with two-year-old Kinsley is a learning curve, and Kinsley’s family members are not the only ones learning as they go. When Kinsley was born, her newborn cry had a […]
Disabled in the Digital Age: Career Assistance, by Patrick Young
Twenty-five years ago, having a physical or cognitive disability made it extremely difficult to find gainful employment. However, today’s digital advancements have essentially leveled the playing field and made earning […]
AT Webinars October 2020
Do you wonder if assistive technology (AT) can help your students, but don’t know where to start? MonTECH is offering free webinars focused on AT in the classroom and online […]
MonTECH’s Recumbent Tandem Takes a Ride Up Going-to-the-Sun
Peter Drakos lives and breathes outdoor adventure. So when the opportunity rolls around each spring to ride a bike up Going-to-the-Sun Road in Glacier, he’s one of the first to […]
MSU Student’s Makers Chapter Builds Switches for Montanans, by Shawna Hanson
Eleni Comstock is genuine. Real. Take her recent interview with NASA. They asked if she was interested in space. Her response? No. Today she is working for NASA as a […]
Hands-free iPad Access: Hawkeye Continues to Evolve, by Alyssa Dimmick
Hawkeye Access is a free app that allows hands-free web access by using eye and facial movements, making accessing the web much easier for someone with limited mobility. Although the […]
Gadgets for Safer, Easier At-home Cooking, by Alyssa Dimmick
Life with COVID-19 means many of us are cooking at home a lot more often. Cooking can be a challenge for people with disabilities, but assistive kitchen gadgets can help […]