Louisiana has dedicated organizations and services specifically for people with vision and hearing disabilities. These are separate from the physical and developmental disability waivers listed on other pages.
A Louisiana nonprofit serving people with vision impairment and hearing loss. Offers a wide range of services focused on helping people with sensory disabilities live and work independently.
LRS has specialized vocational rehabilitation services for people with visual impairments and hearing loss. Can fund assistive technology (screen readers, hearing devices), job coaching, and adaptive equipment — often at no cost.
Visit LRS ↗The federally mandated protection and advocacy organization for Louisiana. Free legal representation and resources for people with sensory disabilities whose rights have been violated — including ADA accommodations for deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals.
disabilityrightsla.org ↗Louisiana Medicaid may cover certain assistive devices for people with sensory disabilities, including hearing aids for eligible individuals. Talk to your doctor or support coordinator about what may be covered under your specific plan.
Compare Medicaid Plans ↗Louisiana ILCs serve all disability types, including people with vision and hearing loss. They provide free benefits counseling, peer support, and help navigating the system — often staffed by people who are disabled themselves.
Find an ILC ↗Sometimes you just need to talk to someone who gets it. Schedule a free one-on-one video consultation — from setting up your first Alexa device to navigating the waiver application process.
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