^ Introducing The Next Generation Of The Accent 1000

Welcome to the Next Generation You know the PRC Accent® 1000: portable, easy to access and complete with an extensive vocabulary. Now the best just got even better. The updated Accent 1000 includes the features you already love, but improved: All-day Portability. The new Accent 1000 is smaller and lighter, making i...

^ PRC's Jane Odom To Speak With Dr. Caroline Musselwhite ...

The date? March 7-9. The location? Seattle, WA. The event? The 2018 General & Special Education Conference, where PRC’s own Jane Odom, along with Dr. Caroline Musselwhite, will be presenting. The conference is a continuing education and networking opportunity for special education teachers, SLP, specialists, tuto...

^ A Letter Of Thanks

For nearly 20 years, outgoing CEO Dave Moffatt has been a leader, an inspiration and a guiding figure to those of us at Prentke Romich. As he transitions to the next phase of his life, Dave would like to thank many of YOU who have been an inspiration to him. Below is a letter he asked we publish on this, his first full day...

^ Prentke Romich Company Announces New Funding Website

The Prentke Romich family of companies is pleased to announce the introduction of its new funding website: AACFunding.com. A joint venture between Prentke Romich Co. (PRC) and sister company Saltillo Corporation, the site was designed to assist speech-language pathologists (SLPs) and clinicians to make the entire funding p...

^ Helping USSAAC In The Aftermath Of Hurricane Florence

Once again, a hurricane has devastated homes, communities and families. And once again, PRC and Saltillo are reaching out to help. Make a Donation To assist those in the AAC community whose lives were upended, PRC and Saltillo have donated $10,000 to the United States Society for Augmentative and Alternative Communication...

^ PRC And The Center For AAC & Autism Unveil LAMP Words F...

When speech and vision are an issue, LAMP Words for Life can be adapted and used by those unable to see and communicate For Ani, communication was a struggle from the beginning. Ani lost her vision shortly after birth and spent the first years of her life in a Bulgarian orphanage, but at age two was adopted into a loving ...