I thought some of you if not all of you would be interested in this. I have already put in a call to these nice folks Duyahn >> Accessible Prescription Label Program Now Free for Americans with Vision >> Loss >> >> En-Vision America has announced a new program to aid the blind and >> visually >> impaired in obtaining >> accessible prescriptions using ScripTalk Station. >> >> ScripTalk Station uses radio-frequency identification (RFID) and >> text-to-speech (TTS) technologies >> to provide information access to those who cannot read their >> prescription >> labels. >> Under the Pharmacy Freedom Program, eligible individuals may obtain a >> free >> ScripTalk >> Station patient reader. Participating pharmacies attach to each >> prescription >> a small >> RFID label that contains all printed information. The ScripTalk Station >> reads this >> information aloud to the patient. This system provides a safe, private, >> and >> independent >> way for the blind and visually impaired to manage their medication >> regimen, >> and also >> helps pharmacies comply with ADA regulations in serving their patients. >> The ScripTalk Station system is used nationwide by the Veteran's >> Administration, >> and is currently the only product on the market to provide full label >> information >> in a manner that meets ADA, FDCA, and HIPAA regulations. >> >> Interested individuals may contact En-Vision America to get a free >> reader >> and provide >> pharmacy details. Pharmacies concerned with meeting the needs of their >> special needs >> patients may also contact the company for more information about the >> program. >> >> For additional information contact: >> >> Anna McClure >> En-Vision America >> 1845 Hovey Ave. >> Normal, IL 61761 >> >> (800) 890-1180 >> frontdesk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx To subscribe or to leave the list, or to set other subscription options, go to www.freelists.org/list/real-eyes