Neuropathy is a very painful disorder that can impact your ability to do even simple tasks. So, can you get disability for neuropathy? Can you get benefits from the government for this condition? Let’s find out. If you are experiencing nerve pain, you may be wondering if you could get a disability for neuropathy. While … Read more
When a business or government agency has parking spaces outside of its building it must provide accessible parking spaces for its guests and customers. These parking spaces must meet the requirements set out by the ADA for accessible parking to ensure that those who need the accommodation get it. If the parking lot doesn’t meet … Read more
You may have heard of an ADA toilet as a homeowner, but never actually been sure what it is or why it’s different from a regular toilet. Before buying one, it’s important to understand what an ADA toilet is and how it can help everyone. What does ADA mean? ADA isn’t a brand of toilet, … Read more
Are you suffering from obsessive compulsive disorder? Can you get disability for OCD? If it is impacting your quality of life, your ability to work and maintain healthy relationships, then yes, you might be able to get it. Read on to find out how. When people think of disability, they think of conditions that visibly … Read more
Tourette’s syndrome can severely restrict quality of life and cause many problems to the patient. But can you get disability with Tourette’s syndrome? Does the government recognize it as a disability? Let us find out. There is no single definition of disability in America. From the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) to insurance policies in … Read more
When buying a ticket for an event, having a disability can make it difficult to make sure you are able to enjoy the show the same as everyone else. Most venues have designated seating that is specifically for Americans with disabilities, and it’s accessible so that those who need a little extra help can get … Read more
The world is such a large place, and there really is so much to see, experience and take in. Sometimes, people with disabilities are discouraged from traveling because they feel as though it would just be too much of an inconvenience going in and out of hotel rooms, cars and even airplanes. The Americans with … Read more
Your kitchen is, probably, the most used room in your home. It’s where everyone gathers to enjoy a meal and catch up on their days. Family moments are built in kitchens, cooking together and sitting down to eat. For people who have a disability, using an able-bodied kitchen can be overwhelming and actually quite dangerous … Read more
When it comes to visiting restaurants and shops that are not ADA accessible, it can be very frustrating for those who have a disability to try and navigate around the building. If a business rents their shop space from a building landlord it can be confusing as to who it is that actually pays for … Read more
In 1990, the Americans with Disabilities Act was passed so that any public or commercial building must comply with specific laws and regulations so that their establishments are accessible by people with disabilities. An ADA shower is simply a shower that complies with the rules and regulations that the ADA has set out, and it … Read more