8 Tips for Hurricane Preparedness if You’re Blind
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Hurricane Preparedness for People With Visual Disabilities The Atlantic Hurricane Season runs from June until the end of November. While... View Article
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Celebrating Global Accessibility Awareness Day
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The need for digital accessibility is more significant than ever. Don’t believe us? Just look at these stats: These stats... View Article
Happy Birthday, ADA! Here’s to 35 Years of Success.
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Quick Takeaways Throwback to 1990 Even though many may not know it, July 26 holds significance for Americans. It’s the... View Article
Accessible Healthcare Documents and Why They Matter
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“Please fill out this paperwork and someone will call your name soon.” The standard phrase said when checking in for... View Article
It’s just about time for Medicare’s open enrollment period, and we know you’re doing your research. The problem is that... View Article
October is National Disability Employment Awareness Month! Throughout the past couple of years, COVID has had an impact on how... View Article
Accessibility and Equality
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Key Takeaways What is accessibility? When you think about accessibility, what comes to mind first? Do you think of accommodations... View Article
The sandwich generation is defined as adults, typically in the age range of 30-years to 50-years, who are caring for... View Article
Section 1557 of the Patient Protection and Affordable Healthcare Act (ACA) of 2010 is a health reform law that focuses... View Article
10 Common Courtesies To Offer People Who Are Blind
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How do I interact with someone who has a visual disability? Many people have never interacted with someone who has... View Article
