Ella, Riley, and Victoria's Stories: Life Can Change in the Blink of an Eye
Public service and advocacy run deep in the LaVigne family.
Yesterday's ruling does not overturn decades of legal protections for disabled people. We still have the right to live in our community.
Rural hospitals across the U.S. count on Medicaid and Medicare funding to keep their doors open. Without Medicaid, these facilities could close.
Trump's first hundred days are threatening medical research; critical programs children and families rely upon for survival; and continued access to medical supplies, equipment, and medications.
Her unwavering dedication to healthcare, children with complex medical needs and disabilities, and families like mine has left an indelible mark, and it’s an honor to share just a glimpse of the profound impact she has made.
On May 1, the Biden Administration took a giant step forward in disability rights, issuing its final rule on the long-awaited Health & Human Services updates to Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973.
Together we represent millions of people with disabilities, patients, and people with chronic illnesses across the United States, and we are extremely concerned by your comments.
A large investment is essential for building a sustainable HCBS infrastructure that can begin to address the magnitude of need in our communities, both increasing access to Medicaid HCBS and addressing the direct care workforce crisis.
All too often, an unforgivable and criminal pattern plays out when a parent or caregiver murders their disabled child or family member.
Little Lobbyists, a family led group advocating for children with complex medical needs and disabilities, has joined 18 other national disability rights organizations in filing an amicus brief in the Supreme Court defending the Affordable Care Act (ACA).