I ' m not sure how much this will help , but Comcast offers large button remotes to aid with accessibility free of charge . a n d s u p p o r t c a b l e t v l a r g e b u t t o n r e m o t e s a n d s u p p o r t cabletvlargebuttonremotes ? eqs 961 F 4 CFCF 186 B 953321 E 3 B 37132 D 1 CDAF 915617 AA 1 C 793 A 706 D 19 FB 99 D 731 B 77 C 5 E 1 C 7 EC 882 DCA 7 B 0 F 15 D 76 A 494 D 0 A 8342 DBtel 28247 EF 35760 D 39 A 02 D 3473 D 6 E 13 DFDE 35 It might help as a temporary measure at the least . As for something a bit more permanent down the line , Googles new Google Home will soon have Netflix capabilities , although it doesn ' t yet . Once it does , it will be a bit costly 120 ish for the device , 1530 for a chromecast , but that would allow casting to the TV though voice . It currently works for Youtube videos . nbspSome cheaper ideas , depending on what you feel comfortable withnbspGet a second Comcast remote , crack it open , solder a more accessible friendly giant button to the voice command , mount the whole thing in a new enclosure . nbspPick up a cheap used android phone that has an IR blaster I ' ve done this with a Samsung Galaxy S 4 . Set it up with a remote app , taskeroqtaskeraqschrome . 69 i 57 j 0 l 5 . 1127 j 0 j 7 sourceidchromeieUTF 8 and com . joaomgcd . autovoice . unlockhlen . This setup can be pretty easily configured to control pretty much any remote controlled devices completely through voice , with the cell phone picking up commands from anywhere in the room .