At Lincare, we know living with speech disorders can be isolating, which is why we are committed to helping you gain the power to communicate and connect. We use highly customizable speech-generating devices to help with communication issues caused by congenital conditions, developmental delays, acquired diseases, or injuries. Lincare AAC®’s lineup of Expression Series devices present multiple methods of creating novel (unique) messages based on letter-by-letter spelling, selection of whole words, phrases or sentences, or selecting pre-stored phrases or sentences. Your speech-language pathologist can provide an AAC (augmentative and alternative communication) evaluation to determine the appropriate AAC device to meet your needs.
Explore how augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) devices can help those diagnosed with autism improve their speaking abilities. You’ll learn about how AAC devices work, their benefits, and how devices work with Speech Therapy. Read More
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Funding Your Device
Need help with the funding process, an evaluation, guidance on devices, accessories, or a device trial? Contact one of our experienced Speech-Language Pathologists or Lincare AAC® specialists and they can help you through the process.
Eye Gaze
Eye Gaze is an amazing high-tech option that uses your eyes to make selections on the screen, opening up a whole new world of communication possibilities for children and adults alike.
Expression Series Devices
Lincare AAC® offers a wide variety of devices ranging from ultra compact to ultra durable. We have the devices, resources, expertise, and unparalleled service that will help you find the perfect device to engage and communicate with your world.
AAC Devices May Assist Those With:
Autism Spectrum Disorder
Affects communication and behavior.
Aphasia
Impairs ability to communicate.
Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis
Progressively impacts muscle control and communication.
Cerebral Palsy
Affects muscle control and communication ability.
Traumatic Brain Injury
Affects communication and behavior.
Apraxia
Impairs ability to verbalize words.
Dysarthria
Affects ability to clearly form words.
AAC and Autism
Devices We Provide Include:
Expression 8.3
8.3" display, 12 MP front and rear-facing cameras, up to 10 hours of battery, AirTag, and a rotating carry handle/kickstand.
Expression 10.9
10.9" display, 12 MP front and rear facing cameras, up to 10 hours of battery, AirTag, and a rotating carry handle/kickstand.
Expression 12.9
12.9” display, 12MP front and 8MP rear-facing cameras, up to 10 hours of battery, and AirTag.
Eye Gaze
State-of-the-art eye gaze devices are a high tech and highly effective access method for those with limited physical capabilities or medical conditions that may change physical coordination over time.
Want to Contact a Lincare AAC® Specialist?
Hours: Monday-Friday 9:00am-4:00pm MST
Fax: 928-556-0709