Assistive Technology
Assistive technologies ensure that people with disabilities have equal access to information/electronic and telecommunication work environments. Although CAP does not sell any products, CAP provides objective information about assistive technology products and rehabilitation equipment for people with all types of disabilities, including both apparent physical disabilities as well as hidden cognitive disabilities: blindness/low vision; cognitive; communication; deafness/hard of hearing; and dexterity. Information available through CAP includes all assistive technologies whether acquired commercially, modified or customized.
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TRIAP – (TRICARE Assistance Program) & TAMP (Transition Assistance Management Program)
The web-based TRICARE Assistance Program (TRIAP) Demonstration began on August 1, 2009 in the U.S. and will continue until April 1, 2010. The purpose of the demonstration is to test the use of web-based technologies to:
- Deliver information and counseling services to our beneficiaries
- Determine if web-based technologies increases efficiency of identifying beneficiaries who need behavioral health care
- Identify behavioral health needs of our beneficiaries earlier
- Refer and get beneficiaries access to the appropriate level of behavioral health care more effectively.
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