Therapeutic Services

Our services enable children and adults with disabilities or injuries to maximize their performance and productivity at home, work, school, and in leisure activities. To download an application for the services listed below, click here.  Completed applications may be returned to the attention of Judy Loomis by fax at (206) 826-0181 or mail using the address below.  Any questions about the application process should be directed to Judy Loomis at (206) 363.7303.

• Occupational Therapy
Our outpatient clinic specializes in rehabilitation, therapies, training, equipment selection and modification to help clients achieve maximum independence and function.

• Speech Therapy
Our speech-language pathologists provide assessment and therapy to build communication, academic, and cognitive skills. We evaluate and train for augmentative/alternative communication systems and also provide consultation with schools to support students with assistive technology needs.

Assistive Technology Services

Our therapists work directly on a one to one basis with clients, identifying their needs, traveling to their home, work place or school as necessary and coordinating with the critical members of that individual's team, including the family, employer, counselor and vendor.

• Assistive Technology
We offer a variety of services including communication, visual, and auditory aids. These creative and innovative technology-based solutions help people find and maintain jobs and meet daily living tasks. 

• Telephone Equipment Distribution Program
We work with Telecommunication Equipment Distribution Program through the Office of Deafness and Hard of Hearing to provide adapted telephones, communication devices, accessories, and training for people who have speech and physical disabilities and are unable to effectively access and use standard telephones. To learn more about service, eligiblity and cost, read our brochure.
For further information, contact Andrea Mano or call 206.826.1022

Read an article about PROVAIL's Assistive Technology Services.

"PROVAIL helps disabled bridge the digital divide."

Puget Sound Business Journal

(This is a link to an article which refers to PROVAIL by its former name, United Cerebral Palsy of King-Snohomish Counties. PROVAIL is no longer affiliated with United Cerebral Palsy Associations, having disaffiliated from UCPA in 1999.)

Read an article about two men who have used PROVAIL's Assistive Technolgy Services to succeed in the workplace.

"Defeating disability: Greg Buell and Jay Jenks use assistive technology to capture information-age promise."

Puget Sound Business Journal

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