About IReAdapt

Professional knowledge. Lived experience. Practical access.

IReAdapt Vision is a service of IReAdapt LLC, connecting assistive technology, vision rehabilitation and digital accessibility in one professional practice.

Meet Dany Rizk

Dany Rizk is the founder, owner and lead professional of IReAdapt LLC. Services are delivered through IReAdapt Vision as a professional business serving individuals, families, educational programs, rehabilitation agencies, employers, government entities, healthcare and community organizations, technology vendors and professional teams.

Dany brings together academic and professional experience in computer science, mathematics, vision rehabilitation and vision science with lived experience as a blind assistive-technology user. His work includes rehabilitation, assistive-technology evaluation and training, educational and vocational support, digital-accessibility assessment, procurement, VPAT review, organizational training and accessibility program development.

After progressive vision loss changed the way he worked, learned and navigated daily life, rehabilitation and assistive technology became central to rebuilding independence. That experience continues to shape IReAdapt’s commitment to practical access, dignity and sustainable independence.

Although Dany currently leads and performs the work, clients engage IReAdapt as a business. Projects, reports, training and ongoing support are organized around the client’s objectives, deliverables and professional requirements.

The IReAdapt approach

One business, connected areas of expertise

Services can begin with an individual evaluation, organizational review or defined consulting project—and continue through recommendations, implementation, training, documentation and follow-up.

Individual access

Assistive technology, low-vision tools, Braille and daily-living rehabilitation grounded in the person’s real goals.

Education and employment

Accessible workflows, technology instruction and collaboration that strengthen participation at school and work.

Organizational accessibility

Evaluation, procurement, training and program support that help organizations build accessibility into everyday practice.

Let’s talk about the goal, not just the device or standard.

Start with a straightforward conversation about the barrier, environment, audience and outcome you are working toward.

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