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  • A man is helping strap a child into a wheelchair while the child is laughing

    Assistive Technology

    Assistive Technology (AT) is any device, system and/or related service that maintains or improves the functional capability of individuals with disabilities.
  • A mother and a daughter hold hands and smile in a hallway

    Self-Directed Care

    Take charge of your care by hiring a friend or family member as your caregiver.
  • A therapist assists a toddler with speaking while the toddler plays with a toy.

    Speech Language Therapy

    Speech Language Therapy diagnoses, treats, and prevents communication and swallowing disorders in individuals of all ages.
  • A graphic with two photos. One features a senior with her direct support professional and the other is a smiling woman with intellectual disability

    Adult Services

    Easterseals provides a variety of center and community-based services for adults and seniors with disabilities.
  • Child reaching for a yellow toy as her therapist works with her

    Easterseals Claps for Joy with Stella

    When Stella was born 10 weeks early, Amanda saw in her daughter a determination that carried her through many complications and eight weeks in the NICU. Between three and six months, Amanda and Jim, Stella’s parents, noticed Stella was not using her left arm and leg. They were shocked to learn she had had a stroke after birth. Wanting the best outcome for their daughter, they sought out Easterseals Children’s Therapy services.
  • Older couple sits at dining room table and hold hands

    Easterseals Celebrates Older Americans Month

    Caregiving responsibilities can be overwhelming at times but when a caregiver has someone sharing that weight, it does not feel as heavy. Easterseals is proud to come alongside caregivers, like Erika Carlson, who supports her husband, Chuck, with dementia.