Templates & Samples
Sample AAC Evaluations
Following are some examples of AAC evaluation reports for a variety of language systems and diagnoses. Please feel free to use these as a starting point and customize for your client.
AAC Evaluation Worksheet for SLPs
This AAC Evaluation worksheet is designed for evaluating therapists to make notes as they complete an AAC evaluation. It directly relates to our AAC Evaluation template found within the online application. Please note: This is not an exhaustive document; rather, it provides the overall structure of the online report writing tool.
In addition, below is a useful worksheet to help you collect usage data during a trial.
Trial Data Collection Worksheet
PRC Sample Evaluations
AAC Evaluation for an SGD Example (PDF)
AAC Evaluation for an SGD - Autism Example (PDF)
AAC Evaluation for an SGD - Rett Syndrome Example (PDF)
AAC Evaluation for an SGD - Cerebral Palsy Example (PDF)
AAC Evaluation for an SGD - CVA Example (PDF)
AAC Evaluation for an SGD - Down Syndrome Example (PDF)
AAC Evaluation for an SGD - Essence Example (PDF)
Repair Evaluation Example (PDF)
Saltillo Sample Evaluations
AAC Evaluation for an SGD – Autism Example (Saltillo PDF)
AAC Evaluation for an SGD – Cerebral Palsy Example (Saltillo PDF)
AAC Evaluation for an SGD – CVA Example (Saltillo PDF)
AAC Evaluation for an SGD – Down Syndrome Example (Saltillo PDF)
Repair Evaluation Example (Saltillo PDF)
Addendum Templates
Addendum to AAC Evaluation Requesting Purchase
Addendum - New Access Method
Deferral Addendum
Outdated Evaluation Addendum
Trial Summary – Single Site
Trial Addendum to AAC Evaluation Report (Via Pro)
Addendum - Lost/Stolen Device
Example Appeal Letters
Despite the best of efforts, not every funding request results in a positive outcome. Many times, however, decisions can be overturned by following the appeal process outlined by the funding source.
Following are some examples of appeal letters with common reasons for denial. Please feel free to use them as a starting point when going through the appeals process.
12-Week Rental Not Approved (PDF)
Can Be Used for Purposes Other Than Communication (PDF)
Client Already Has Device (PDF)
Client Does Not Need High-tech Device (PDF)
Client is Not Able to Use This Device Independently (PDF)
Comfort or Convenience (PDF)
Medical Necessity of LAMP Words for Life® (PDF)
Preferred Provider Arrangement with Another Vendor (PDF)
iPad Good Enough (PDF)
For information on your rights under various programs, aid from protection and advocacy organizations, and appeal support, visit the U.S. Department of Labor's Disability Resources website.
Other Resources
SGD Funding Solutions from Assistive Technology Law Center
The National Assistive Technology Advocacy Project