Provides assistive technology and helps individuals make modifications to their home and vehicle for accessibility.Also administers a low-interest loan program to fund similar projects. Both of these programs serve the entire State of Nevada.

Nevada Resident

Provides medical equipment and supplies at no cost to Nevadans in need durable medical equipment, diabetic testing supplies, medical nutrition, incontinence supplies, prescription assistance, independent living and CARE loans.

Must meet income guidelines, present doctor's order (prescription) and live in the state of Nevada

Provides doctor-prescribed supplemental medical nutrition such as Ensure, Glucerna, Pediasure, and Instant Breakfast.

Must meet income guidelines and live in the state of Nevada

Provides up to $300 per client annually to pay for prescription medication including antibiotics, cardiac, psychotropic, anti-anxiety, anti-seizure, and respiratory medicines or to help with co-pays.

Must meet income guidelines and live in the state of Nevada

Provides up to $300 per consumer annually to pay for prescription medication or to help with co-pays.

Must meet income guidelines and live in the state of Nevada

Delivers traditional programming to locations in Northern Nevada monthly. Evaluates distribution saturation and determines whether to add new locations or substitute existing sites with others each month.

Must meet income guidelines, present doctor's order(prescription) and live in the state of Nevada

Program distributes testing supplies monthly with a prescription including blood-glucose monitors, test strips, syringes, and lancets.

Individuals whose disability causes a substantial functional limitation and lacks other resources.

The AT/IL Program is a statewide program that supports an individual’s choice to live in their community with the use of Assistive Technology (AT). The program’s focus is on removing daily living barriers. The program can help individuals define their Independent Living goals and determine the appropriate Assistive Technology (AT) needed to care for themselves, or receive care, in their homes and their community. The program has resources to provide a variety of AT when no other resources are possible. Individuals that are currently in a care facility, or at high risk of placement in a facility, can be prioritized (if funding is available) for the services that are necessary for them to live independently in the community.