An assistive technology professional (ATP) is a special service leader who analyzes the technology needs of people with disabilities and helps them select and use adaptive devices. ATPs facilitate the evaluation of client’s needs to appropriate rehabilitation products including manual and power wheelchairs, custom seating, and other adaptive equipment as directed by the client’s therapist and/or physician. ATPs work in conjunction with the client, therapist, and physician to ensure that: the chosen product adequately meets the client's medical needs, medical justification is present before products are provided, and that insurance benefits and coverage are clearly expressed to clients prior to provision of the desired product. These products include, but are not limited to: wheelchairs, scooters, seating and positioning products, ambulatory aids, gait trainers, standers, hygiene, transferring, and various other assistive devices.

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