Knowledge Guiding Principles


Knowledge gives us confidence in how to do something, making it easier to help those around us. Knowledge also provides understanding and appreciation for those around us. AbleNet understands knowledge is powerful, and we are committed to helping individuals worldwide build their library of knowledge related to the products and service solutions we provide and those solutions that touch our market.

Here are some of the ways AbleNet is helping individuals build their library of knowledge:

  • Experts worldwide present on ableU and share their ideas and best practices. ableU webinars are recorded and made available to anyone through our content portal.
  • Some ableU webinars offer ASHA CEUs that speech-language pathologists can use towards their annual continuing education requirements.
  • The AbleNet customer experience, medical funding operations, and business development teams are easy to contact by phone, email, online chat, iMessage/SMS, FaceTime, and virtual meeting to answer questions and give guidance.
  • Product guides and videos are available on www.ablenetinc.com and YouTube.
  • AbleNet launched a dedicated team to support questions related to Medicaid programming and what may or may not be changing regarding access to these state-based programs.
  • AbleNet has a research team focused on better understanding and supporting utilization outcomes for families and medical professionals, how can we support successful use of the QuickTalker Freestyle to reach communication goals.
  • Annually AbleNet conducts live focus groups sessions to better understand ways to support our speech language pathologists and clinics as they seek to provide high-quality service to their clients.
  • We provide a program, ableFamilies, dedicated to families using the QuickTalker Freestyle. The program connects families so they have direct access to real families using the QuickTalker Freestyle. We include a portfolio of ideas to encourage and support families on their journey.