Alaska Division of Professional Rehabilitation
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Hours on Google
- Monday: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
- Tuesday: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
- Wednesday: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
- Thursday: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
- Friday: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
- Saturday: Closed
- Sunday: Closed
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Miss Flora The Writer 2 months ago
I won't share specific details but I've been too intimidated to reach back out due to the unprofessional nature of the case workers here. It was so welcoming at first, and they did have fair connections that I wouldn't have otherwise, and I got my foot in the door in the job market because of them and it was really surreal and cool. My unique situation did allow for me to get into the system at the time, please go even if you don't think you qualify. But DVR did NOT want my diagnosis papers or provide accommodations support after I got certain medical updates, and gave up on me after I expressed issues with food allergies. (Limiting my ability to work at restaurants.) But to any reading, please give it a fair shot, I don't want to discourage anyone. I'm just sharing my experience. I wish I had been kicked out of the system in a nicer manner. I really held onto and internalized how hurt it made me feel.
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Elena 3 months ago
I want to thank DVR for life changing assistance and confidence they have given back to me. I want to give special thanks to Konstance, Devin , Wang for guidance on steps to get back into the workforce while also having more knowledge of my strengths and abilities in my career path. I definitely won’t let myself or their hard work down once I start working!
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Corey Stanley a year ago
I am an amputee. I lost my leg in 1989 & have worn a prosthetic since. I first used Voc Rehab services in the mid 1990s. Over the years, Vocational Rehabilitation has been there for me when I needed it the most by helping me stay independent. I have used these services in a few States & always received A1 performance on the services that you offer & counselors who go above & beyond to make sure that I am happy & well taken care of. A year & a half ago, I applied for Vocational Rehabilitation services here in Anchorage. I had some problems & was homeless for a little while, so I had to reapply roughly 5 months later. I received an approval for services letter. After receiving that letter, it seemed that my counselors, who was assigned to me after, was handling my case with very little professionalism. I always had to initiate contact with her to find out what I'm supposed to be doing on my part, or just to find out where I am in the process. It seemed to me she was wasting time on scenarios that had nothing to do with the process of me obtaining a prosthetic. Things like trying to obtain SSI or insurance through my job, which neither was an option and furthermore these are things that we already discussed earlier in my evaluation. I filled out a medical release forms & even told my counselor where she could find my records & when I checked to see if she made contact, I was told she had not. I was then employed & holding a position with a company in which I feel is a good fit for me with advancement opportunity & I was doing well there. So well in fact that they are letting me stay in my position, hoping I can obtain the prosthetic that I will need to do my job with complete 100% performance satisfaction. Right now, I'm only taking on about 70% of my duties. I needed that prosthetic to do my job as by job description, which my counselor asked me to submit to her so she had a copy. One of the ways Voc Rehab helps people with handicaps is to aid them in what they need
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Aaron Diel 2 years ago
I walked into dvr and it was so great. Thyre so accommodating. You feel so comfortable and relaxed. I liked how they would help beings that are uncomfortable in groups and let them watch by themselves. Options if you want to fill it out there or later. I recommend there. They assign you wonderful caseworker and they do a great work to help you be a success story.
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CaTT In Oround (CaTT) 4 years ago
Another great resource for the community 👏 👍😺..when you need to get back on your feet..or bike..
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- 4600 DeBarr Rd #300, Anchorage, AK 99508, USA
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