Center For Assistive Technology (CAT)

Henry White 

on Google

a month ago

Staff was nice, respectful and supportive. Medicare denied initial claim. Dr. And staff worked to find ways for my secondary Insurance to cover the cost. While it was a lengthy process the staff did keep me informed, and kept trying until funding was granted. They also took time to fit me with the mobility device I was most comfortable with. They were very helpful throughout the whole process. 

Erin Burkett 

on Google

5 years ago

Although intake is very thorough, and instills confidence, I am stunned that this organization is allowed to be the gatekeeper of wheelchairs and/ or assistive devices in our city. They do not return phone calls or emails...... Ever. My attempts to correspond with them about a manual chair (for which they made some significant bad decisions, ) were fruitless. The day we went to get the chair, (which I was brand new to needing to use one), they let me leave with a chair that was set up to lurch and buck. My insurance pays for... read more

Misha Janesko 

on Google

6 years ago

If you need durable goods such as a manual wheelchair, it is much better to simply buy it off e-bay or craigslist. I have been waiting since early June for a manual chair from Blackburns. Early August is now mid September, and October will become February at this rate. I could have bought this chair for exactly what my co-pay is and had it delivered two months ago. In future, do not involve UPMC and certainly do not go with Blackburns. 

Alan Jakub 

on Google

7 years ago

What a great place to receive assistive technology. I have learned so much from this place. They are great to work with but very hard to get ahold of.