Center for Assistive Technology - University at Buffalo
Disability services
University-based assistive technology center providing assessment, training, demonstration and device-loan services for Western New York.
Booking an appointment? Questions to ask before you go — including what to ask about interpreters, equipment and staff training before the day.
Ownership, leadership & competence
No medical proof is ever required, or asked for. Each line says where the claim came from — the business telling us directly, or a certification we can point you at.
- Disability-literate: Yes (self-attested)
- Disabled-owned (a disabled person owns 51% or more): Not attested
- Disabled-led (a disabled person holds primary leadership): Not attested
Accessibility & competence
Each item is validated separately — facility attributes are photo-backed, and behaviors come from first-person visits. No single overall score.
No accessibility attributes reported yet.
Self-attested and community-sourced. We do not individually verify providers at sign-up and can’t guarantee any experience or outcome. How we label trust.