Kentucky Assistive Technology Services Policy Manual
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The Kentucky Assistive Technology Services Policy Manual provides a comprehensive framework for the provision of Assistive Technology (AT) services and devices to individuals with disabilities in Kentucky. This manual aligns with federal regulations, including the Assistive Technology Act of 1998 (as amended in 2004), and Kentucky state regulations, such as 781 KAR 1:040 and 902 KAR 30:130.
The manual outlines policies and procedures for the Kentucky Assistive Technology Service (KATS) Network and its Regional AT Resource Centers. It covers key areas including eligibility requirements, assessment processes, service coordination, device demonstration, loan programs, and funding mechanisms. The manual also addresses specific AT services for various populations, including early intervention through First Steps, vocational rehabilitation clients, and individuals seeking to maintain independence in their homes and communities.
Key components of the manual include guidelines for:
Evaluation and assessment of AT needs
Selection, acquisition, and training on AT devices
Implementation of AT in educational, vocational, and community settings
Funding sources and application processes for AT devices and services
Maintenance, repair, and upgrade of AT equipment
Quality assurance and program efficiency measures
This comprehensive guide ensures that AT service providers in Kentucky can deliver high-quality, person-centered support state and federal regulations. It serves as a crucial resource for maintaining consistent standards across the state's AT service delivery system, supporting individuals with disabilities in achieving greater independence and improved quality of life.