QEII Halifax Infirmary Emergency Department is working with reduced space, which may lead to delays for those with less urgent concerns. Learn more here.
Starting Saturday, December 14, the entrance to the QEII Halifax Infirmary Emergency Department will change to 1840 Bell Road. Learn more.
The Access to Technology Consultative Service is for people who are dealing with a health change that makes it more difficult to use their technology. Technology can include a phone, call bell, tablet, computer, television, or video game console.
It’s helpful to bring your technology to your appointment if it is portable (e.g. phone, tablet, or laptop).
Your first appointment may be an intake appointment held by video call or by telephone, followed by 2-3 in-person visits. During your first appointment, we will gather information about the technology you use and clarify what goals you hope will be met using assistive technology. During your in-person appointment, the occupational therapist will assess your abilities and strengths related to your assistive technology goals. This will help us find the best way for you to access your technology and meet your goals.
Together, we will come up with a plan for follow-up services needed. This may include trying additional assistive technology and doing training sessions.
This service is available at the following locations:
You can fill out a referral form and fax it to (902) 473-1321 or email it to iat@nshealth.ca.
Occupational Therapy Department
Nova Scotia Arthritis and Rehabilitation Centre, level 1 (across from cafeteria)
Tel: 902-473-1227
Fax: 902-473-1321
An injury or a change in your health may affect your ability to use your technology. This pamphlet describes the Access to Technology team who will work with you to find a new or easier way to use your technology.