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Purchasing Goods and Services: What to Expect
provide goods or services to the public, including grocery stores, retail stores, restaurants and bars, hotels and motels, gas stations, dry cleaners, laundromats, banks, law offices, medical...
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Section 1630.15(e) Defense—Conflicting Federal Laws and Regulations
Section 1630.15(e) Defense—Conflicting Federal Laws and Regulations There are several Federal laws and regulations that address medical standards and safety requirements....
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2. Background
that guided the thinking of various Advisory Committee members – from their particular stakeholder perspectives – about the need for and potential nature of accessibility standards for medical...
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Carrying Assistive Devices and Keeping Them Near You
If you do decide to carry medication or other assistive devices with you on board, the items cannot be counted towards your carry-on baggage limit....
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Are airlines allowed to charge for providing services to passengers with disabilities?
Examples of optional services for which carriers may charge are the provision of in-flight medical oxygen and stretcher service. [Sec. 382.57]...
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Q2. What does "do work or perform tasks" mean?
A person with depression may have a dog that is trained to remind her to take her medication....
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1.9.1.1.3
1.9.1.1.3 All existing publicly funded buildings and facilities when alterations, structural repairs or additions are made to such buildings or facilities....
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11B-604.3.2 Overlap
ETA Editor's Note The Office of Statewide Health Planning and Development (OSHPD), which has jurisdiction over hospitals and long-term care facilities in California, has issued Code Application...
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Spinal Cord Injury Model System Research Program (SCIMS)
Spinal Cord Injury Model Systems are specialized programs of care that were created so that researchers can study and find ways to improve people's recovery (how much better they get) and...
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EQUITABLE RELIEF
Appropriate auxiliary aids and services will be provided as soon as practicable (without compromising patient care)....
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Section 36.302(c) Service Animals (Section-by-Section Analysis)
must have a harness, leash, or other tether; Modify the language in § 36.302(c)(2), which currently states, "[n]othing in this part requires a public accommodation to supervise or care...
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4. Perspectives of Equipment Types
Must maintain health care professional access to patient and patient support equipment. Must maintain infection control constraints....
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Section 1630.8 Relationship or Association With an Individual With a Disability
The employer thereupon declines to hire the applicant because the employer believes that the applicant would have to miss work or frequently leave work early in order to care for the spouse...
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Issue 10: Braille (right side up?)
Where the APS device includes the street name in Braille, care must be taken to install the signs in the correct location and orientation. ...
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Notes
Consequentially, health care professionals who are purchasing examination tables and chairs typically focus on the seated height dimension....
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Sections 35.108(c) and 36.105(c)—Major Life Activities
the definition of ‘‘disability’’ in the Department’s current title II and title III regulations at 28 CFR 35.104 and 36.104 states that ‘‘major life activities’’ means functions such as caring...
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How to Measure Transfer Surface Height
Many medical examination rooms are equipped with fixed height examination tables, with a typical 32-inch seat height....
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When is a person “regarded as” having a disability?
Example 1: John, an individual with a mild heart condition controlled by medication, is denied transportation because airline personnel believe that flying will cause John to have heart...
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11B-206.5.1 Entrances
Each entrance to a building or facility required to comply with Section 11B-206.4 shall comply with Section 11B-404. [2010 ADA Standards] 206.5.1 Entrances....
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§382.141(a)(3)
individuals whose hearing or vision is impaired and to use the most common methods for communicating with these individuals that are readily available, such as writing notes or taking care...
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When does an impairment “substantially limit” a major life activity?
Example 2: A person with traumatic brain injury may be substantially limited in the major life activities of: (a) caring for himself or herself; and (b) working, because of memory deficiency...
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Q. What is discrimination based on "relationship or association?"
this provision would protect a person with a disabled spouse from being denied employment because of an employer's unfounded assumption that the applicant would use excessive leave to care...
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Neurofibromatosis Network
Our Mission “Is to find treatments and a cure for neurofibromatosis by promoting scientific research, improving clinical care, providing outreach through education and awareness, while...
