United Spinal Newsletter
October 2018
United Spinal gathered key affiliated chapter representatives in Orlando, Florida, October 11-13 for its 6th annual Chapter Leadership Meeting to strengthen programs, services and outreach to people living with spinal cord injuries and disorders nationwide.
Breast Cancer Screening for Women with Disabilities
In recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, United Spinal urges women with disabilities to make every effort to get screened. Here’s useful information on finding accessible facilities and preparing for the exam.
Tips for Employers on Accommodating Job Seekers with Disabilities
Employers should take appropriate steps when applicable to remove barriers and make reasonable accommodations for people with disabilities, whether they use wheelchairs and other mobility devices or live with impairments and require assistive technology.
So Many Wheelchairs, So Little Time
Today’s wheelchair users have so many choices that they often need the help of assistive technology specialists, therapists, and wheelchair providers in order to select the right chair and components. Check out the variety of wheelchair types available.
Surviving Modern Rehab
This month's New Mobility Magazine features two young Californians fighting to regain their independence after recent spinal cord injuries. Their unique stories on navigating the hurdles of health care and rehabilitation can make a difference in your own recovery or that of someone close to you. Read more.
REV UP The Vote!
United Spinal has partnered with the American Association of People with Disabilities to increase the political participation of the disability community while also engaging candidates and the media on disability issues. Let your voice be heard.
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