Broadcast free to viewers. Offers information on how to access DVS as well as a home video catalog and television guide. Catalog is also available in audiocassette and Braille and on computer disk. You can find assistive devices in hardware stores, discount stores, pharmacies, and plumbing supply houses. Medical supply companies also stock useful items.
Specialized catalogs are another place to look.
Here are some resources for information about products and services that may help with your or a loved one's particular needs. By listing these organizations and companies, AARP is neither endorsing their services and products nor vouching for their quality. The 800 number Family Help Line offers information on where to obtain items to assist people iwth memory problems. Products include appointment calendars, beeping watches, spellers, and micro-recorders. Features such items as talking picture cards and speaking aids.