For example, if a telephone handset is provided, lifting the handset can initiate the speech mode....
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707.5 Speech Output
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5. Medical Diagnostic Equipment
standards address equipment that requires transfer from wheelchairs and other mobility aids and include requirements for transfer surfaces, support rails, armrests, compatibility with lift...
- Accessible Pittsburgh: Hospital Compliance Guidelines
- Magnuson Group BALLOON Outdoor Waste Receptacle
- DEL Automated Blinds and Electric Blinds
- Detecto FHD Series Stationary Wheelchair Scale
- VisionConnect™ Mobile App
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What types of communication aids and services would a public accommodation be required to provide to persons with HIV or AIDS?
The physician may be required to obtain and pay for a sign language interpreter, as the communication between the physician and his patient is likely to be lengthy, important, and complex...
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7. Diagnostic Imaging Equipment: Accessibility Considerations
Nonetheless, all patients regardless of disability must have access to these technologies, which can be essential to identifying and characterizing disease and thus directing critical therapeutic...
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11B-805 Medical care and long-term care facilities
INTERPRETATION The requirements of Section 11B-606 apply to all lavatories, sinks, and handwashing fixtures for public use, patient use, and employee use, unless otherwise specifically...
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National Network of ADA Centers
The height of the transfer surface during patient transfer shall be 17 inches (430 mm) minimum and 19 inches (485 mm) maximum measured from the floor to the top of the transfer surface....
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Subpart F—Health, Welfare, and Social Services
A number of comments also discussed whether section 504 should be read to require payment of compensation to institutionalized handicapped patients who perform services for the institution...
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Complainant No. 2
Specifically, the urologist advised that his usual practice was to remove catheters in the morning so that the patient could be monitored throughout the day in case voiding problems arise...
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Areas of a public entity open to the public, participants in services, programs, or activities, or invitees. (Section-by-Section Analysis)
examining and diagnostic rooms, clinics, rehabilitation therapy areas, the cafeteria and vending areas, the pharmacy, restrooms, and all other areas of the facility where healthcare personnel, patients...
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II. Rulemaking History
The MDE Advisory Committee made recommendations regarding transfer surface height, transfer surface size, transfer sides, transfer supports, armrests, stirrups, lift compatibility, wheelchair...
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NFPA
Operation of a patient room smoke detector in Group I-2 and R-2.1 occupancies shall not include a positive alarm sequence feature....
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NFPA
Operation of a patient room smoke detector in Group I-2 and R-2.1 occupancies shall not include a positive alarm sequence feature....
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11B-1002.6 Transfer devices for use with amusement rides
Examples of devices that may provide for transfers include, but are not limited to, transfer systems, lifts, mechanized seats, and custom designed systems....
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Maximum Force
Board sought comment on whether the maximum 5 pounds of force was appropriate for operating controls activated by a single finger, such as elevator call and control panel buttons, platform lift...
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382.41 What flight-related information must carriers provide to qualified individuals with a disability?
When level-entry boarding is not available on a particular flight, carriers must also provide information about boarding assistance requiring the use of a ramp or lift to all passengers...
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Ramps
This practice is not only dangerous for the person being carried, but also for those lifting the wheelchair....
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1002.6 Transfer Devices for Use with Amusement Rides
Examples of devices that may provide for transfers include, but are not limited to, transfer systems, lifts, mechanized seats, and custom designed systems....
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Notes
MM These two lifting methods would be viewed as equivalent....
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a) Aquatic Program
check-in counter; (4) accessible signage; (5) accessible ramps or curb ramps, wherever necessary; (6) accessible toilets; (7) accessible showers; (8) accessible locker rooms; and (9) transfer lifts...
