The term "service animal'' is defined in Sec.36.104 to include guide dogs, signal dogs, or any other animal individually trained to provide assistance to an individual with a disability....
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Section 36.302 Modifications in Policies, Practices, or Procedures (Section-By-Section Analysis and Response to Comments)
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I. INTRODUCTION
INTRODUCTION "Wherever a door is closed to anyone because of a disability, we must work to open it....
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Building a Winning Record
Thornburgh, which ruled that the state’s Department of Public Welfare was obligated to absorb the costs of readers or electronic devices for visually-impaired employees, because the cost...
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Contours of Disability in America
The Paralyzed Veterans of America (PVA) opened its doors in 1946, the United Cerebral Palsy Associations (UCPA) began in 1949, the National Association for Retarded Citizens (ARC) was founded...
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Dennis W. Siemsen, O.D., Low Vision Service, Department of Ophthalmology, Mayo Clinic
We’ll talk about devices here in a minute....
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809 Residential Dwelling Units
Scoping, covered by 233 1102.2 Primary Entrance, now at 206.4.6 1102.3 Accessible Route, now at 809.2 1102.4 Walking Surfaces, covered generally by 403 1102.5 Doors...
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vision and retrieving dropped objects for them; Alerting people who are deaf or hard of hearing to sounds and the presence of others; Carrying and picking up items, opening doors...
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DSA IR 16-12: GRAB BAR DESIGN AND CONNECTIONS: 2019 CBC
Where panels are interconnected with a continuous bar connected across the top of the partition wall to which the grab bar is attached and perpendicular to it, running over the stall door...
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3.4 Some Basic Principles of Reasonable Accommodation
Equipment or devices that assist a person in daily activities on and off the job are considered personal items that an employer is not required to provide....
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M301.4.1 Clearance in Base (Section-by-Section Analysis)
beneath the diagnostic equipment to allow sufficient space for the legs of a portable patient lift to fit underneath the equipment so that the patient could be raised out of their mobility device...
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General Tips for Interacting with Individuals with Disabilities
People with disabilities consider their assistive devices to be part of their personal space. Speak directly to the passenger....
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Performance and the Surface Deficiency Score
Openings in the surface greater than a .50 inch can pose safety concerns for people using assistive devices such as canes, crutches or walkers. The second issue was with the seams. ...
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Paragraph (a) (Advisory Guidance)
Some types of controls, including mouse devices, track balls, dials without markings or stops, and push-button controls with only one state, where the position or setting is indicated only...
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Section 35.161 Telecommunications. (Section-by-Section Analysis)
First, the NPRM proposed redesignating § 35.161 as § 35.161(a) and replacing the term ‘‘Telecommunications devices for the deaf (TDD)'' with ‘‘Text telephones (TTY).''...
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Section 1630.2(j)(1)(vi) Mitigating Measures
Nevertheless, the use of a service animal, job coach, or personal assistant on the job would certainly be considered types of mitigating measures, as would the use of any device that could...
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c. Transfer Surface Size for Diagnostic Equipment Used by Patients in the Supine, Prone, or Side-lying Position
ability to transfer with a large surface preventing the patient from reaching transfer supports on the opposite side of the transfer surface, while still seated in the wheeled mobility device...
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§35.190 Designated agencies (Section-by-Section Analysis)
prohibitions against discrimination. 35.131 Illegal use of drugs. 35.132 Smoking. 35.133 Maintenance of accessible features. 35.134 Retaliation or coercion. 35.135 Personal devices...
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ADA Business BRIEF: Communicating with People Who Are Deaf or Hard of Hearing in Hospital Settings
Some rely on sign language interpreters or assistive listening devices; some rely primarily on written messages. Many can speak even though they cannot hear....
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II-8.2000 Self-evaluation
This may require the installation of visual and audible warning signals and special procedures for assisting individuals with disabilities from a facility during an emergency. 6) A review...
