During that time, we replaced lost durable medical equipment and ramping, and assisted residents in purchasing and installing accessibility equipment that was made necessary after their...
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Paragraph (e) Availability of auditory information for people who are hard of hearing (Section-by-Section Analysis)
These commenters supported the proposed provision that products be equipped with volume control that provides an adjustable amplification ranging from 18-25 dB of gain....
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E103.4 Defined Terms (Section-by-Section Analysis)
We developed the definition for ICT by using the concepts from the existing definitions of “electronic and information technology,” “information technology,” and “telecommunications equipment...
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Back Support
This would be consistent with an advisory note in the proposed rule which made reference to "dressing rooms where benches are fixed to the wall for back support" (Advisory 903.3)....
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Accessible Boating Facilities
Recreational boating facilities can include fixed and floating facilities....
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Notes
., with a fixed vertical distance between the seat and footplate)....
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Does a wheelchair user have to use the seat belt and shoulder harness?
For example, on fixed route buses, if none of the other passengers are required to wear shoulder belts then neither can the person in the mobility device be required to do so....
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11B-234.1 General
An example of an amusement ride not specifically addressed by these requirements includes "virtual reality" rides where the device does not move through a fixed course within a defined area...
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Storage 4.26 Handrails, Grab Bars, and Tub and Shower Seats 4.27 Controls and Operating Mechanisms 4.28 Alarms 4.29 Detectable Warnings 4.30 Signage 4.31 Telephones 4.32 Fixed...
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11B-234.1 General
An example of an amusement ride not specifically addressed by these requirements includes "virtual reality" rides where the device does not move through a fixed course within a defined area...
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11B-234.1 General
An example of an amusement ride not specifically addressed by these requirements includes "virtual reality" rides where the device does not move through a fixed course within a defined area...
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Volume Control
All public telephones are required to be equipped with volume control, as discussed above in section 217....
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11B-203 General exceptions
Specific employee work areas in health facilities include, but are not limited to: nurse sub-stations, operating room tables, counters in clinical laboratories, imaging equipment, control...
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A. Aircraft Accessibility
In addition, different size airplanes must be equipped with different features according to the law....
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Telecommunications. (Section-by-Section Analysis)
Section 36.303(d)(1)(ii) of the NPRM added public telephones equipped with volume control mechanisms and hearing aid compatible telephones to the examples of types of telephone equipment...
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1193.35 Redundancy and selectability [Reserved] (Advisory Guidance)
Although this section is reserved, manufacturers of telecommunications equipment and customer premises equipment are encouraged to provide redundancy such that input and output functions...
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Hill-Rom Viking® M Patient Lift
The Viking® M patient lift is equipped with an intelligent diagnostic system that alerts caregivers when the lift is ready to use and when it is time for service....
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Smith Carrel Hi-Lo Study Carrel - "The Original"
Also equipped with (2) 3" diameter cable grommets for wiring. The work surface front edge is 3mm soft radius PVC for arm comfort. This unit is "ADA Compliant"....
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Accessible Dispatch Taxi Service App
Each of these vehicles is equipped with GPS vehicle location equipment and is viewable by our call center dispatchers 24/7....
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3.5 Some Examples of Reasonable Accommodation
redistributing marginal job functions; altering when or how an essential job function is performed; part-time or modified work schedules; obtaining or modifying equipment...
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Typical examples of reasonable accommodations are:
Specialized equipment for a data-entry operator who has lost an arm, hand, or finger, such as a one-handed keyboard, a large-key keyboard, a touchpad, a trackball, or speech recognition...
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Preventive Care and Health Education
risk overlooking critical services such as scheduling routine preventive screenings and making usable referrals for these screenings that take into account physical, communication and equipment...
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Visual Alarms
Visual Alarms Common Problem: Accessible guestrooms and suites (and an additional number of rooms specifically for individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing) are not equipped with...
