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The Smart Living Center is a pioneering initiative developed to bridge the gap between emerging technologies and people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) and other disabilities, who are often overlooked in the design of health, work, and life-enhancing solutions. Despite the growing number of technologies aimed at promoting independence, there is currently no central resource where people with disabilities and their caregivers can learn about, test, and receive guidance on these innovations.
Located on ADAPT’s Stillwell Campus, the Smart Living Center serves as an educational and demonstration center, showcasing a wide range of assistive and enabling technologies specifically tailored for people with I/DD and other disabilities, while also benefiting seniors, veterans, children, and other populations. The lab features a model home environment where visitors can explore and interact with technologies that promote independence, community integration, and quality of life.
-Consultations and assessments for assistive and enabling technologies, including Home Enabling Supports (HES) assessments for eligible individuals;
-Payment pathways for a variety of assistive and enabling technologies;
-Technology-related events tailored to specific populations and/or specific technology categories.
To schedule a tour, reach out to us at smartlivingcenter@adaptcommunitynetwork.org
Partnering with us means helping to close the technology gap for people with I/DD and other disabilities, seniors, veterans, children, and other populations. Through the Smart Living Center, we’ve created a one-of-a-kind space where individuals, families, and caregivers can explore and test assistive and enabling technologies that foster independence and improve quality of life. Together, we can ensure innovation is inclusive and accessible to everyone.
To become a partner, reach out to Ronak Parikh rparikh@ucpnyc.org