Adaptive technology and equipment

Technology that gives you back your independence

The right equipment can change what’s possible after a serious injury. We work to secure it as early as we can.

Adaptive technology includes specialist equipment, devices and software designed to help you overcome the physical, cognitive or communication challenges caused by a serious injury. it can improve independence, enhance your quality of life and make everyday activities easier and more accessible. Examples include:

Voice activated devices and smart home technology
Communication aids for people with speech or language difficulties
Specialist computer equipment, software and eye-gaze technology
Powered wheelchairs and mobility equipment
Environmental controls
Adaptive vehicles

Whether it’s a wheelchair, a home adaptation, or an advanced prosthetic limb, the right technology can be the difference between adapting to your injury and getting back to the life you had. We help connect you with the people who can get you what you need, as soon as possible.

Spinal injuries

Independence after a spinal injury often comes down to the right equipment in your home, your car, and everyday life. We work closely with case managers to coordinate access to:

Specialist wheelchairs, fitted to you
Vehicle modifications
Home automation and environmental controls
Pressure care equipment

Brain injuries

A brain injury can affect memory, fatigue and communication in ways that aren’t always visible. We work closely with case managers, occupational therapists, and physiotherapists to coordinate access to:

Automated home systems
Speech and communication devices
Memory and cognitive aids
Fatigue management technology

Amputation and limb loss

Where clients have suffered limb loss or significant limb injuries, we work with leading prosthetic, rehabilitation and medical experts to secure access to the latest prosthetic technology. This can include:

Microprocessor-controlled prosthetic knees
Powered ankle-foot systems
Myoelectric prosthetic arms and hands
Specialist sporting prostheses
Waterproof devices
Bespoke socket systems designed to maximise comfort and mobility

We seek to ensure that you have access not only to current prosthetic solutions, but also to future technological developments, enabling you to achieve the highest possible levels of independence, participation in family life, employment and sport, and long-term quality of life.

How we fund it

Where possible, we secure interim payments so equipment and technology can be put in place as soon as possible. Find out more on our interim payments page.