Robby Just Wants the Right to Work and Save Money
Robby would be able to work and save money if his state had a Medicaid program for working people with disabilities.
News and Stories
Ask the ADA Expert: When do private homes have to be accessible?
Businesses that operate in private homes must comply with the ADA if they are places of public accommodation – but there are exceptions to the rule.
She considered suicide but found us — and hope – instead
When she was at her lowest, considering suicide, our team helped lift her up.
7 Products and 6 Tips for Wheeling in the Rain
Here are 7 wheelchair products and 6 tips to help you stay dry when it rains.
How Madison Found Her Path To Advocacy & Accessible Tech
Madison reflects on finding community and purpose through United Spinal after she acquired a spinal cord injury.
How Rhonel Found the Courage to Seek Employment Post-Injury
Rhonel shares how he found the courage to seek employment after his spinal cord injury.
Stories of service: honoring the legacy of disabled veterans
Highlighting the stories of two of our members who have made invaluable contributions to our country and our organization.
Messages of Gratitude to Our Veterans from United Spinal
Thank you to all of our veterans who served and continue to serve our country.
Meet six wheelchair users who are changing the game
Our StrongWheeled Together winners create change in their communities and pave the way in their respective industries.
The Architectural Barriers Act is the ADA’s Powerful Parent
The Architectural Barrier Act covers all federally owned buildings and facilities.