What is higher-risk assistive technology?

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Higher-risk assistive technology are items that usually require advice from an assistive technology advisor or assessor to ensure proper selection and good results.

Here are some examples of higher-risk assistive technology:

• Bed sticks and other transfer aids
• Items that might restrict voluntary movement such as bed rails, bed covers, weighted blankets
• Powered devices for magnification or hearing
• Mobility and postural support or correction devices
• Motor vehicle adaptions
• Pressure care devices
• Beds adjustable while occupied
• Prosthetics or orthotics
• Devices to support breathing

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