AdvocacyAdults 18+
The Assistive Technology Letter
A one-page letter of support a professional can sign
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Help me write a one-page letter asking a [Who Will Sign It] to recommend an assistive technology tool for [Initials]. Under the Assistive Technology Act, an assistive technology device is any item, piece of equipment, or product system used to increase, maintain, or improve the functional capabilities of an individual with a disability. The tool: [Tool and purpose]. What an ordinary week looks like without it: [Daily Impact]. Structure the letter as: who [Initials] is and the relevant functional needs; the specific functional capabilities the tool increases, maintains, or improves; why lower-cost alternatives don't meet the need; the exact recommendation we are asking the professional to make and to whom; a thank-you. Respectful, specific, no jargon, no medical claims the professional hasn't made. Leave brackets for anything you don't know.
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