testing entity to act in a timely manner, coupled with seeking unnecessary documentation, could result in such an extended delay that it constitutes a denial of equal opportunity or equal treatment...
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2010 ADA Definition
Disparate Treatment: From the Appendix to 29 CFR Part 1630: Disparate treatment means, with respect to title I of the ADA, that an individual was treated differently on the basis of his or her disability. For example, disparate treatment has occurred where an employer excludes an employee with a severe facial disfigurement from staff meetings because the employer does not like to look at the employee. The individual is being treated differently because of the employer's attitude towards his or her perceived disability. Disparate treatment has also occurred where an employer has a policy of not hiring individuals with AIDS regardless of the individuals' qualifications.
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How Quickly Should A Testing Entity Respond To A Request For Testing Accommodations?
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§35.130(f) (Section-by-Section Analysis)
particular individual with a disability, or any group of individuals with disabilities, to cover any costs of measures required to provide that individual or group with the nondiscriminatory treatment...
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Clear Floor Space [4.35.2]
Benches long enough to allow a supine position can be helpful where people may to need to completely undress or change clothing (locker and shower rooms, certain medical treatment or exam...
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Rehabilitation and Outpatient Physical Therapy Facilities [§208.2.2]
Rehabilitation facilities that provide, but that do not specialize in, services or treatment for persons with mobility impairments, such as general rehabilitative therapy centers, are not...
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C. Qualified Interpreters
options, tests, medications, surgery and other procedures; Providing a diagnosis and recommendation for treatment; Communicating with a patient during treatment, testing...
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4. Flexible Leave Policies
People with disabilities may require special leave for a number of reasons related to their disability, such as: medical treatment related to the disability; repair of a...
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What is a "reasonable accommodation"?
are deaf, and hardware and software that make computers accessible to people with vision impairments or who have difficulty using their hands; and time off for someone who needs treatment...
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Q5: Effective Date for Public Entities to Comply
This technical assistance was provided to respond to questions that arose largely due to the development of a variety of road surface treatments, other than traditional road resurfacing,...
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Looking to the Twenty-First Century
As we work to build an accessible bridge to the twenty-first century, we cannot be satisfied until all citizens with disabilities receive equal treatment under the law—whether in the workplace...
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C. Collaboration with Other Entities
Services such as scattered-site supported housing, Assertive Community Treatment (ACT), crisis services, intensive case management, respite, personal care services, behavior support, nursing...
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Always discuss with a healthcare company to make certain any complement plan aligns together with your particular health needs and present scientific treatments....
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Back Surgery Success Rate: What Patients Should Know
Most surgeons recommend a thorough course of conservative treatments—including physical therapy, targeted exercise, and pain management—before considering an invasive procedure....
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Section 36.209 Illegal Use of Drugs (Preamble, Section-by-Section Analysis)
The regulation permits a medical practitioner to take into account an individual’s use of drugs in determining appropriate medical treatment....
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Section 36.209 Illegal Use of Drugs (Section-By-Section Analysis and Response to Comments)
The regulation permits a medical practitioner to take into account an individual's use of drugs in determining appropriate medical treatment....
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When an employee is having difficulty performing his or her job effectively
excessive absenteeism, or exhibits other performance problems, an examination may be needed to determine if the problem is caused by an underlying medical condition, and whether medical treatment...
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1109B.2
At medical care facilities in which people receive physical or medical treatment or care and where persons may need assistance in responding to an emergency and where the period of stay...
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C. Additional Resources
Specialty courts - Bureau of Justice Assistance and SAMHSA’s Behavioral Health Treatment Court Collaboratives....
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L. Availability of Electrical Power
Individuals who use medical support systems, such as supplemental oxygen, or who require periodic breathing treatments using powered devices rely on a stable source of electricity....
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4.1.4(9)(b)
(b) Institutional occupancies used for medical or other treatment or care of persons, some of whom are suffering from physical or mental illness, disease or infirmity, including:...
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III-3.5000 Discrimination on the basis of association
ILLUSTRATION 1: The owner of a building may not refuse to lease space to a medical facility because the facility specializes in treatment of individuals with HIV disease....
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11B-208.2.1 Hospital outpatient facilities
The term "outpatient facility" is not defined in this document but is intended to cover facilities or units that are located in hospitals and that provide regular and continuing medical treatment...
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44. Can an employer deny a request for leave when an employee cannot provide a fixed date of return?
In certain situations, an employee may be able to provide only an approximate date of return.(119) Treatment and recuperation do not always permit exact timetables....
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A. Training
disabilities; How to use de-escalation or other alternative techniques to increase safety and avoid using force unnecessarily; What local resources are available to provide treatment...
