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DESCRIPTION:There is a heightened national awareness of the barriers and in
 equities to health care in the United States. Recent studies indicate that
  people with disabilities experience both health disparities and specific 
 barriers in access to health care programs and services\, including health
  promotion and prevention. \n\nIn this episode of ADA Live!\, Michael Ric
 hardson\, Project Director of the Northwest ADA Center will talk about hea
 lth care access and the ADA\, the role of effective communication in healt
 h care decisions\, and how health care providers and facilities can be mor
 e inclusive of patients with disabilities.\n\nHave a Question:\n\nSubmit y
 our questions for: Effective Communication\, Health Care\, and the America
 ns with Disabilities Act (ADA)\n\nFeatured Organization(s): \n\nNorthwest
  ADA Center\n\nThe Northwest ADA Center is funded by the National Institut
 e on Disability\, Independent Living\, and Rehabilitation Research (NIDILR
 R)\, and is part of the ADA National Network. The ADA National Network 
 Centers are a national platform of ten centers comprised of ADA professio
 nals and experts charged with assisting businesses\, state and local gover
 nments\, and people with disabilities as they manage the process of changi
 ng our culture to be user friendly to disability and the effect the variet
 y of health conditions can have on society. The Northwest ADA Center is a 
 part of the Department of Rehabilitation Medicine at the University of W
 ashington\, and collaborates with the Center for Technology and Disabili
 ty Studies\, a program within the Center for Human Development and Disabi
 lity.\n\nAs the ADA Information Center in Region 10\, the Northwest ADA Ce
 nter has aggressively staffed its project with professionals familiar with
  disability\, rehabilitation\, rehab engineering\, special education\, the
  built environment\, accessibility to buildings and electronic accessibili
 ty\, civil rights law\, and business. The regional advisory committee and
  our state partners are premier leaders in ADA compliance in each of the s
 tates served--Alaska\, Idaho\, Oregon\, and Washington.\n
SUMMARY:ADA Live! Episode 69: Effective Communication\, Accessible Health C
 are\, and the ADA
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