AAC device trials
Why try a device?
See how AAC fits daily life and therapy goals
Reduce communication breakdowns and frustration
Build confidence and independence
Get hands‑on support from clinical specialists
How a trial works
Step 1:
Tell us about yourself
Complete a brief online form to share contact details, diagnosis, and insurance information. We’ll confirm your insurance coverage before your trial begins.
Step 2:
We personalize your device
Our team prepares a loaner device with words, phrases, and settings tailored to your goals, interests, and access needs.
Step 3:
Try it in real life
Use the device at home, in therapy sessions, and in the community. You’ll receive check‑ins, training, and ideas for practice throughout the trial.
Step 4:
Decide with confidence
If the device is a good fit, we’ll guide the next steps—including SLP evaluation, paperwork, insurance, and shipping—so you can focus on care and progress.
What you’ll need to get started
• Insurance information (photos or scans of card(s) are strongly recommended)
• Access to additional demographic and diagnosis information
What are the benefits of AAC devices?
Increased independence
AAC devices empower users to express needs and make choices, promoting independence in daily routines.
Meaningful participation
AAC supports confident communication, helping users engage more fully at home, school, work, and in their communities.
Fewer breakdowns
Reduce communication breakdowns with reliable ways to express yourself when speech is unclear or hard to produce.
Deeper connections
With personalized icons and stories, AAC devices help users express emotions and stay connected to family and friends in meaningful ways.
FAQs
A short trial lets you explore how AAC supports daily communication and therapy goals in real‑world settings, with expert guidance along the way.
Most trials last about three weeks, with regular check‑ins from our team to support training, customization, and carryover.
Before the trial starts, our funding team reviews your insurance and lets you know about any potential out‑of‑pocket costs. Many users have little to no cost for the device. Device trials are free and have no obligation for purchase.
Basic contact info, diagnosis, and insurance details are enough to start.
No. If you or a loved one wishes to try a Lingraphica device, our team will teach you the ins and outs of the device. Once you are comfortable, we will find an SLP to meet with you to conduct a final evaluation and provide the official device recommendation required by insurance. If you already see an SLP, we will reach out to them for the evaluation and recommendation.
Absolutely. If you would rather have the Lingraphica team facilitate training sessions with the device and only provide the evaluation and recommendation near the end of training, let our team know.
You’ll have access to clinical and technical specialists for setup, customization, training tips, and therapy ideas. We also provide ongoing technical support.
If the device is helpful, we’ll handle the next steps—physician documentation, insurance coordination, and shipping of a permanent device. If it isn’t the right fit, we’ll discuss alternatives.
No. Lingraphica devices are simple to use and can be tailored to each person. Many users start with a few meaningful words or phrases, then build from there.
Absolutely. Success grows when partners learn simple strategies. We’ll coach everyone involved so communication feels easier and more natural.
Testimonials
Success stories
No two communication journeys are the same. Here’s how real people are making AAC work for them — with Lingraphica by their side.
