A questionnaire examining consumer needs, spending, travel, credit options and utilization practices in adaptive/assistive and educational technology was answered by 2,201 Arkansans with disabilities of all ages. This paper focuses on data on respondents with speech impairments, although most respondents reported multiple handicaps. While most respondents expressed satisfaction with the technologies they were using, widespread difficulties were reported in travel (22% reported having to travel over 100 miles to receive their technology) and availability of credit plan options. Includes 53 references. (PB)