How to Find a Good Doctor
We asked our members how they found good doctors. Here’s what they said.
How Disability Inclusion Makes a Stronger Workplace
For 80 years United Spinal has been led by wheelchair users and focused on the needs of our community.
Three Keys to Emergency Prep as a Wheelchair User
United Spinal’s Emergency Preparedness Working Group recently discussed practical ways to evaluate and strengthen emergency plans.
Vote for Ready to Roll to Amplify the Need for Accessible Disaster Relief
Ready to Roll has been named a finalist for the Anthem Community Voice awards and we need your help to amplify the need for more accessible disaster preparedness and response.
10 Unique Careers for Wheelchair Users
We spoke to these ten wheelchair users who went for their passions rather than settling for a job that society deems an accessible profession.
The Mental Health of Our Caregivers is Vitally Important
Mental health is important for care support professionals.
Safe Rooms Save Lives: What You Need to Know
Here’s how to prepare a safe room and storm shelter so you’re ready if disaster strikes.
Work Readiness Program: ‘It helped me believe that I could be a valuable employee despite my challenges’
Marianna reflects on the impact the Work Readiness Program had on her employment journey.
‘The greatest joy of parenting with a disability? I did it.’
I want my daughter to be proud of the woman I am, the mother I’ve become and the legacy I leave behind.
How to deal with feelings of guilt for needing care
Care Support Working Group members share how they cope with difficult feelings of guilt.