Adapt in Full™

Adapt in Full™ Participants — Helps people with disabilities find vetted, local, regional, and national help for what they actually need — equipment, transportation, home modifications, benefits guidance — instead of piecing it together alone through trial and error. A self-assessment matches a participant’s needs against six resource categories (Gear & Tech, Getting Around, Home & Care, Mind & Connection, Systems & Support, Health & Safety), then connects them directly to vetted vendors and community resources. Lives inside Life Forward™/Starway™.

Adapt in Full™ Participant Needs Check-In | Life in Full™

About the Adapt in Full Check-In

This check-in helps you find the resources, tools, and support that fit your life right now. There are no right or wrong answers — every question just helps us point you toward the parts of Adapt in Full™ that are most likely to help.

This takes about 10–15 minutes. At the end, you'll see which areas we recommend exploring first, and we'll also send that to your email.

Let's Get Started

Tell us your name and email so we can send you your results.

We'll send your results here. No spam, ever.

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Adapt in Full™: Participant Needs Check-In

For each item, pick whichever fits best — there's no wrong answer.

Gear & Tech

Gear & Tech — Question 1 of 28 I have the mobility equipment, prosthetic/orthotic devices, technology, or communication tools I currently need (wheelchair, scooter, prosthetic or orthotic device, screen reader, AAC app, hearing aid, etc.)
Gear & Tech — Question 2 of 28 I know how to use my assistive technology and devices with confidence
Gear & Tech — Question 3 of 28 I could use interpreter or captioning support in daily situations
Gear & Tech — Question 4 of 28 I've looked into whether a service animal could help me
Gear & Tech — Question 5 of 28 I've looked into whether an emotional support animal could help me

Getting Around & Places to Go

Getting Around & Places to Go — Question 6 of 28 I have a reliable way to get around my neighborhood and community
Getting Around & Places to Go — Question 7 of 28 I know how to plan my own transportation to appointments, work, or events
Getting Around & Places to Go — Question 8 of 28 I get out to recreational or community places (park, movies, events) as often as I'd like
Getting Around & Places to Go — Question 9 of 28 I know how to plan and pack for a trip
Getting Around & Places to Go — Question 10 of 28 I've explored adaptive sports or recreation options that interest me

Home & Care

Home & Care — Question 11 of 28 I can manage my personal care routine independently, or I have the support I need to
Home & Care — Question 12 of 28 I can prepare food and manage my kitchen safely, or I have support in place
Home & Care — Question 13 of 28 I can keep up with home chores, or I have support in place
Home & Care — Question 14 of 28 My home is set up in a way that works for my needs — or I know what changes would help

Mind & Connection

Mind & Connection — Question 15 of 28 I have someone I can talk to when things are hard (counselor, peer, support group)
Mind & Connection — Question 16 of 28 I feel confident asking for help and explaining what I need
Mind & Connection — Question 17 of 28 I'm connected with others who share similar experiences
Mind & Connection — Question 18 of 28 I'd be interested in a One Day in the Chair™-style event in my community

Systems & Support

Systems & Support — Question 19 of 28 I understand my benefits (SSI, SSDI, ABLE, etc.) and how they work for me
Systems & Support — Question 20 of 28 I have a budget or financial plan I feel good about
Systems & Support — Question 21 of 28 I know my rights and where to go for legal or advocacy help if I need it
Systems & Support — Question 22 of 28 I have a dependable way to get to the doctor or urgent care facilities if needed

Health & Safety

Health & Safety — Question 23 of 28 I have a life-alert-style device that can respond to emergencies (e.g., "My wheelchair broke down while I was outside and I have no one to help me get back in safely")
Health & Safety — Question 24 of 28 My alert device (if I have one) can track my location outside of my home
Health & Safety — Question 25 of 28 My phone has an emergency call feature I know how to use
Health & Safety — Question 26 of 28 I carry appropriate identification for my situation (e.g., an implant card or condition ID)
Health & Safety — Question 27 of 28 I have a list of my medical providers in case of emergency, on me or at home
Health & Safety — Question 28 of 28 I need help getting my adaptive equipment paid for by insurance

Your Adapt in Full™ Results

Here's what we'd suggest exploring first.

Results for

Have a question about any of this, or want to talk it through with someone? Reach out here.

Your results have also been sent to .

Adapt in Full™ Participant Needs Check-In | Life in Full™ | victoriamavis.com

Your answers help us point you toward support — nothing here is shared beyond what you choose to act on.

Adapt in Full™ Provider/Affiliates — Organizations that offer local/regional/national services and products — equipment, transportation, home modifications, benefits guidance and more — to people with disabilities are invited to contact us here to find out more about our Adapt In Full™ Provider Affiliate Program. Simply complete the form below, and one of our staff members will review your offering and get back to you on becoming a preferred Life in Full™ Provider/Affiliate and what all that means. we recommend many categories of products and services to participants in our programs, but for ease, have arranged them into 6 broad categories: Gear & Tech, Getting Around, Home & Care, Mind & Connection, Systems & Support, Health & Safety. We look forward to hearing more about your organization

Adapt in Full™ Provider/Affiliate Intake | Life in Full™

About the Provider/Affiliate Intake

Tell us about your business and how you serve the disability community. Once submitted, your information goes to our team for review — once approved, select details will appear alongside your listing on Adapt in Full™.

Takes about 5–10 minutes.

Part 1

Which shelf do you serve?

Choose ONE main shelf at launch — you're welcome to reapply for additional shelves later once you have a track record with us. If you'd like to specify a subcategory, you can — otherwise the main shelf alone is fine.

Pick a main shelf above to see its subcategories — only fill this in if you want to specify.

Part 2

Business Basics

The actual point of contact participants will use directly.

For our team's review call.

Where we'll send your approval or decision.

Which state, region, and/or city do you actually serve? Be specific — this helps participants know if you cover their area.

e.g., CAPS (home modification), ATIA membership (assistive tech), certified interpreter credential — leave blank if not applicable to your category.

Part 3

Online Provider/Affiliate Agreement

Adapt in Full™ Provider/Affiliate Disclaimer & Terms

Opens right here on the page — your form stays put. Please review before agreeing and signing below.

Serves as your digital signature on the Provider/Affiliate Disclaimer & Terms above.

Additional Questions

A Few More Details

These help us route participants accurately. Fields marked "Public" below may be shown on your listing once approved — everything else stays internal.

Hold Ctrl (Windows) or Cmd (Mac) to select more than one — list everything that applies, even beyond your one launch category.

1st, 2nd, and 3rd choice — pick from the same list above.

Smaller/independent providers may only have a Facebook page instead of a website — either is fine.

Your submission goes to our team for manual review — nothing is published automatically.

Thanks — You're In the Queue

Questions in the meantime? Reach out here.

Adapt in Full™ Provider/Affiliate Intake | Life in Full™ | victoriamavis.com

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