Are you in the Medicare prescription drug donut hole? If so, you’’ll soon receive the $250 one-time payment that was promised by healthcare reform. But beware of scam artists.
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Those of you who would like to keep an eye on how your elected officials vote on the issues may want to try this free service. Tom Scott It’s about time the federal government recognizes that people with disabilities need access to more affordable housing if they are to move from institutional care to community based settings. 
Considering all of the recent
A recent article in Cleveland.com discusses how the health care reform bill will affect the elderly and people with disabilities who use wheelchairs, walkers, oxygen and other medical devices?
Despite the federal government’s obligation to be a model employer of people with disabilities, it appears there is plenty of room for improvement — not just in hiring but also in promoting people with disabilities and providing them with reasonable accommodation for their disabilities.
MoreGovernment might need a refresher course on hiring the disabledFeds Ill-Equipped To Hire People With Disabilities, Survey Finds Submitted by Jay from Maryland in response to “What Are Your Issues”. As a recent employee of the Social Security Administration I can tell you that the problem with the backlogs (people waiting to receive benefits) is not a priority. You’ve heard it all before! All of the used, abused, and overused words, phrases, and names associated with Health Care Reform. Submitted by Paul from New York in response to “What Are Your Issues”.
MoreClick here to share Your grassroots issue with our readers.He’s cutting a NYS sponsored spinal cord research program |
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