Nevada § 427A.7955 Types of independent living services and services of assistive technology that are authorized

Nevada Statutes

§ 427A.7955 — Types of independent living services and services of assistive technology that are authorized

Nevada § 427A.7955

Title 38PUBLIC WELFARE

Ch. 427AServices

PROGRAM TO PROVIDE INDEPENDENT LIVING SERVICES AND ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY

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Nev. Rev. Stat. § 427A.7955 (2026).

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1. The independent living services that the Division may, pursuant to this section and NRS 427A.7953 , provide to a person with a disability who needs independent living services may include, without limitation, assistance and training as to how to perform skills of daily living, including, without limitation:

(a)The preparation and eating of meals;

(b)Home management, including, without limitation, paying bills;

(c)Communication, including, without limitation, the use of services of assistive technology;

(d)Orientation and mobility; and

(e)Any other skills that will allow a person who has recently become disabled to function and live in a more independent manner. 2. The services of assistive technology that the Division may, pursuant to this section and NRS 427A.7953 , provide to a p

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1. The independent living services that the Division may, pursuant to this section and NRS 427A.7953 , provide to a person with a disability who needs independent living services may include, without limitation, assistance and training as to how to perform skills of daily living, including, without limitation:
(a) The preparation and eating of meals;
(b) Home management, including, without limitation, paying bills;
(c) Communication, including, without limitation, the use of services of assistive technology;
(d) Orientation and mobility; and
(e) Any other skills that will allow a person who has recently become disabled to function and live in a more independent manner.
2. The services of assistive technology that the Division may, pursuant to this section and NRS 427A.7953 , provide to a person with a disability who needs independent living services may include, without limitation:
(a) Large-print signs and reading materials;
(b) Voice recognition or Braille technology installed on a computer or handheld device;
(c) Global positioning satellite technology with voice output;
(d) Mechanical lifts or similar mobility enhancing devices;
(e) Telecommunications devices specially designed for persons with impaired vision, speech or hearing; and
(f) Any other technology that provides significant assistance in performing daily tasks to a person with a disability who needs independent living services.