RehabEngineer
Assistive Technologies

 

Case Studies

I wish to note that the point behind my detailed case studies is not the technology that was used. Each case involved many factors relating to people factors, evaluation techniques, team work, and cooporation. Without these other factors, no accomodations are possible. In the end, it does not matter how much assistive technology is avaiable, if people can not be properly evaluated, and if consumers, rehab professionals, and companies can not work together, it is all for naught.

• Short Case Studies
• Disel Mechanic with multiple muscular skeletal injuries
• Computer Operator with MSD and Fibromyalgia
• Mail Processor with spastic tetraplegia
• Sixth Grade Student with spastic tetraplegia, total blindness, and mental retardation/developmental delays