include certain acts a person does (such as hearing, speaking, lifting) and a person’s bodily functions (such as lung disease that affects a person’s respiratory system, or a traumatic brain injury...
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Major life activities
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Top Tips For Engaging the Elderly and Disabled (Helping #1)
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DREDF: Part 1 Barriers to Healthcare-Tables and Scales
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Ask T-Base
Ask T-Base provides the ability for you to ask us anything related to communicating accessibly with your blind and low vision customers...
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Communicating With the Elderly and Disabled (Helping #2)
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Standards Development
We obtained approval to work through RESNA, which is the designated organization to represent the U.S. in ISO activities related to accessibility....
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Wooster Products Spectra Safety Treads (WP3C)
Spectra®'s Safety surface has easy maintenance features and insures greatest protection from liability of falls and injuries....
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Protruding Objects [1016.9]
To prevent injuries to people who are blind or have low vision, whenever possible, maintain the vertical clearance free of tree branches a minimum of 80 inches above the ground surface along...
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FHWA’s Jurisdictional Authority
Department of Transportation (DOT) to oversee and implement ADA compliance for all State and local governments that regulate or administer services, programs, or activities relating to transportation...
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Disabled or handicapped or ??? Which terms should be used?
Many people believe that the term "handicapped" was first used in relation to individuals who have disabilities when Civil War veterans whose injuries prevented them from working were begging...
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Disabled Sports USA
Every day, we work hard to pursue our vision that “every person, regardless of ability, has an equal opportunity to participate in sports and recreation in their community.”...
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I. BACKGROUND
Complainant alleged that Swedish Edmonds failed to provide qualified sign language interpretive services when necessary to ensure effective communication during interactions with medical staff related...
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Users and Needs
Many prescriptive requirements of model accessibility standards place both older persons and caregivers at greater risk of injury than do facilities that would be considered noncompliant...
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11B-216.1 General
between the CBC and 2010 ADA Standards scoping for signage at parking facilities is that signs identifying permanent rooms and spaces, directional and informational signs (except those relating...
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11B-216.1 General
between the CBC and 2010 ADA Standards scoping for signage at parking facilities is that signs identifying permanent rooms and spaces, directional and informational signs (except those relating...
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Wheelchair Operation (Helping #6)
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Understanding the Hearing Impaired (Helping #4)
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The Americans With Disabilities Act in Practice (Helping #7)
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Understanding the Mobility Impaired (Helping #5)
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Understanding the Visually Impaired (Helping #3)
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IV. ACCESSIBLE MEDICAL EQUIPMENT
The Accessible Medical Equipment Specialist(s) will work with Kaiser’s Patient Handling Equipment Work Group to document Kaiser’s inventory of accessible and inaccessible medical equipment...
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11B-207 Accessible means of egress
ETA Editor's Note From DSA's "Summary of 2022 California Building Code Changes for Accessibility in the Triennial Code Cycle": "Code amendment relocates Exceptions 1 and 2 (relating...
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Service Animals
Service Animals Under the ADA, a service animal is defined as a dog that has been individually trained to do work or perform tasks for an individual with a disability....
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"Service Animal" (Section-by-Section Analysis)
The 1991 title III regulation, 28 CFR 36.104, defines a ‘‘service animal'' as ‘‘any guide dog, signal dog, or other animal individually trained to do work or perform tasks for the benefit...
