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Colorado Assistive Technology Act Program (CIDE / Assistive Technology Partners)

CU Denver program (formerly Assistive Technology Partners) providing statewide assistive-technology help to Coloradans with disabilities: device demonstrations, an AT Network lending library of device kits 'across the state of Colorado,' the AT Exchange marketplace for used devices at 'little or no cost,' and the AT Funding $ources directory helping individuals and caregivers find money to pay for equipment.

DisabledFamilyCaregiver
Cost
Device demonstrations free of charge; used devices via AT Exchange at 'little or no cost' (own site)
Coverage
Statewide — Colorado (AT Network 'across the state of Colorado' per own site) (Colorado)
Eligibility
Coloradans with disabilities and their caregivers (own site)
Last Verified
October 8, 2026

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