State and Local Governments
ADA One can help you comply with Title II and section 504 while coping with
- new requirements
- changing environments
- fewer resources
- higher expectations
Higher Education
The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act apply to almost all colleges, universities, and trade schools. The laws mandate an equal opportunity for students with disabilities – they’re entitled to benefit from all the services of those institutions and to use campus facilities.
Health Care
Health care providers face increased scrutiny by advocacy groups; the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, and the Department of Justice, which began a Barrier-Free Health Care Initiative in 2012 in partnership with U.S. Attorneys’ offices. ADA One can help you avoid or respond to complaints or compliance reviews through guidance, training, and assessments such as self-evaluations or gap analyses.
Self-Evaluations and other assessments
Compliance generally requires planning for it, and ADA compliance is no different. But do you need to do a new or updated self-evaluation, transition plan, or barrier removal plan? ADA One can guide you in deciding whether or not to create or update a plan, to implement revised policies or training, or to take other steps short of a full-fledged new plan. And we can help you put the approach in place.