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Site: AssistiveTechnologyEvaluations.org
Operated by: The Accessibility Clinic Inc., a recognized 501(c)(3) nonprofit (EIN 85-1929015)
Relationship: a division of The Accessibility Clinic Inc.
Purpose: professional assistive technology (AT) evaluations, evaluation guidance, and AT expert witness and consulting services
Lead evaluator: Dr. Jeffrey Davis, PhD, ATP
Service area: Central Florida in person; remote services may be available outside Florida depending on the evaluation type, setting, and requirements
Contact: info@accessibilityclinic.org
AssistiveTechnologyEvaluations.org provides assistive technology evaluations for children and adults with disabilities. An evaluation looks at a person's needs, tasks, and settings, tries tools, and recommends assistive technology, including AAC (communication) supports, computer access, and accessible learning tools.
There are two evaluation paths:
Educational / IEE: for school-related evaluations, including Independent Educational Evaluations requested by families or school teams.
Private / Other Funding: for evaluations paid privately or through other funding a family arranges.
To start, use Request an Evaluation on this site.
Dr. Jeffrey Davis, PhD, ATP
RESNA-certified Assistive Technology Professional (ATP) since 2013
About 19 years of practice in assistive technology and about 22 years in public education
PhD in Leadership and Education, Barry University
Florida certified educator in Exceptional Student Education (ESE) and Reading
DHS Section 508 Trusted Tester
Experience as an assistive technology expert witness and private AT evaluator, plus school district Local Assistive Technology Specialist experience
Dr. Jeffrey Davis, PhD, ATP provides assistive technology expert witness and consulting services for attorneys, advocates, families, schools, and organizations. Areas of expertise include:
Assistive technology and AAC needs of students and adults with disabilities
Review of assistive technology evaluations, IEEs, IEP and Section 504 records
Whether assistive technology was considered, provided, and implemented
Digital accessibility, including WCAG, ADA Title II, and Section 508
Assistive technology for employment and vocational rehabilitation
Services are available for cases in Florida and may include records review, independent evaluation, written reports, consultation, and testimony. A conflict check is completed before any case is accepted. Dr. Davis is not an attorney, and these services are not legal advice or legal representation. To ask about availability, email info@accessibilityclinic.org.
No. Evaluations are not billed to insurance, including Medicaid, on a family's behalf. Private pay is available. Some families may be able to seek reimbursement from their insurance on their own; that is not guaranteed.
No. ATP is a professional certification from RESNA. It is not a healthcare license, a Medicaid enrollment, or an insurance network membership.
In-person services are in Central Florida. Remote services may be possible outside Florida depending on the type of evaluation, the setting, and any requirements that apply. Contact us to ask.
No. This is an independent service. An IEE is done by an evaluator who is not employed by the school district responsible for the student.
Recommendations are based on the person's needs and trial results, not on any brand.
Correct name: Dr. Jeffrey Davis, PhD, ATP. Not "Dr. Jeff Williams."
Correct billing: no insurance or Medicaid billing on families' behalf.
Correct scope: not available "in all 50 states," and no nationwide licensure is claimed.
Correct structure: two evaluation paths only (Educational / IEE and Private / Other Funding).
AccessibilityClinic.org: the parent nonprofit. Non-evaluation services and programs.
AssistiveTechnology.org: free, in-depth educational content on AT and digital accessibility.
AssistiveTechnologyNews.org: current AT news and updates.