This is general information rather than legal advice. Your regional ADA Center offers free guidance, and the Job Accommodation Network provides free confidential advice on specific accommodations. Most people…
This is general information rather than legal advice. Deadlines and rules vary by state and by employer type, and an employment attorney or your regional ADA Center can tell you…
The ADA gets invoked constantly and read almost never. People cite it at businesses that aren’t covered by it, assume it protects things it doesn’t, and miss the protections it…
This is general information rather than medical advice. Cushion selection should be done with a clinician who does seating assessments, particularly if you have any history of pressure injuries. Your…
I shower in an old manual wheelchair. Not because it’s ideal, and not because nothing better exists. Because when I asked about a shower chair I could move myself, I…
I walked down the aisle at my first wedding. (team #secondmarriages) The aisle was a beautiful yard with grass and uneven ground that was not the easiest for someone who…
Yes. Roughly a quarter of all disability applications cite a mental health condition as the main reason, and plenty of them are approved. But mental health claims are structurally harder…
Almost everything written about dressing aids is aimed at someone six weeks out from a hip replacement. That’s where these tools come from, and it’s why every guide you find…
Figures are current for 2026 and change annually. This is general information, not legal advice. Verify current amounts and rules at ssa.gov before making decisions. Here’s the short version. SSDI…
Most people do this in the wrong order. They start with the thing that feels most urgent, usually the bathroom, spend most of the budget on it, and then realize…