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In the last three years, the U.S. Attorney’s Office has negotiated four settlements with medical facilities in Connecticut for complaints related to communication with deaf patients.

Deaf residents report frequent issues with sign language interpretation at Connecticut...

Kansas Medicaid auditor faults state agencies and Medicaid contractors for potential overpayments and failure to track ineligible beneficiaries.

Weber State University officials expect the class of 2021-22 to total 6,772 graduates. 3,293 candidates have applied for spring 2022 graduation and will be honored at commencement ceremonies on April 29.

Morris Home, the United States' first and only alcohol and drug recovery home specifically serving transgender and gender non-conforming people, opened its new recovery house in West Philadelphia on Tuesday after more than five years of planning and developing.

/PRNewswire/ -- The World Institute on Disability (WID), along with Kessler Foundation, is pleased to announce the release of its redesigned New Jersey...

Reynolds Appoints Area Leaders to State Boards and Commissions

Disability royal commission told low rates of pay are calculated using tool said to measure ‘productivity’ of employees

For many, the Government lifting most Covid restrictions has been a welcome relief. But for those who are disabled and immunocompromised, it represents a scary step into a world now fraught with risk.  Sean Prenter, co-president of the Otago University Disabled Students Association (OUDSA),

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