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WELCOME TO THE KENTUCKY ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY LOCATOR!

Kentucky Assistive Technology Locator

Welcome to the Kentucky Assistive Technology Locator, a FREE service of the KATS Network that connects Kentuckians to the AT devices they need to live independently.
You can:

Borrow devices to try
Find used devices for free or low-cost
Sell used devices
Give away devices
Place want ads for devices you need

We understand your assistive technology (AT) needs still exist (and have possible increased) during the COVID-19 pandemic. The KATS Network and Project CARAT is working to be as responsive to those needs as possible and will continue to provide equipment loans and distribute refurbished DME items to Kentuckians in need.

Our locations aournd the state may have adjusted their service delivery methods or hours of operation in response to local and statewide COVID-19 restrictions. Please contact your local KATS or CARAT regional site directly regarding their device distribution policies and adjusted hours. We are currently accepting AT/DME donations at all sites by appointment only with curbside drop-off/pick-ups.

Our sincere apologies for any inconvenience this may cause anyone but this is to keep our staff and those we serve as safe as possible. Thank you for your patience and understanding.

If you would like more information about our sanitization and loan procedures during this COVID-19 pandemic, please contact the KATS Network at (800) 327-5287, or email at info@katsnet.org

Coordinating and Assisting the Re-Use of Assistive Technology

Project CARAT enables underserved individuals with disabilities in Kentucky by collecting, refurbishing and redistributing assistive technology (AT) and durable medical equipment (DME) through a collaborative network of partners.

Items available through Project CARAT are be listed on the KY AT Locator as they become available.

To see the AT and DME items currently available, click "Advanced Search" above and select one of the "Project CARAT" locations from the "-ALL Programs-" drop-down box, or select "Free" from the "Transaction Type drop-down. Click here to read more...

KATS Network Advisory Council

The KATS Network is currently accepting applications for Membership on our Advisory Council.

We are currently accepting applications from Individuals with Disabilities who use Assistive Technology, their Family Members, or Authorized Representatives.

If you are interested in applying to serve on the KATS Network Advisory Council to help provide guidance to the State on increasing the awareness and acquisition of Assistive Technology (AT) to the thousands of Kentuckians with disabilities who use or need AT, please contact us at (800) 327-5287. You can also visit our Advisory Council page for additional information.

Or, you may submit your application and resume directly to us by mail or email to JamesA.Brown@ky.gov. Please also review the Advisory Council's purpose and composition statement. The application and Advisory Council purpose and composition statement are available on the KATS Network website. Click here to read more...

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This website is brought to you by the KATS Network, Kentucky's Assistive Technology Act Program. There are a number of state agencies, private businesses, and lending programs along with individuals that are listing items for sale, giveaway, demonstration, or loan. Please keep in mind that each agency, business, or program will have their own criteria for selling, giving or lending their equipment. If you have any questions about availability of a specific item, please contact that site directly.

The KATS Network is the statewide Assistive Technology Act Program for the Commonwealth of Kentucky. Operating under a grant (2001KYATSG-03) from the Administration for Community Living, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. The contents of this website are solely the responsibility of the authors and do not necessarily represent the official views of the Administration for Community Living or the U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services.

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