These resources were compiled to make your daily life less stressful and safer. This list does NOT represent an endorsement and is NOT meant to be comprehensive. Please call the business to make sure that their policies/hours have not changed! And above all, stay safe!

STATE OF DELAWARE CORONAVIRUS HOTLINE: 866-408-1899 or 211
Coronavirus@Delaware.gov
De.gov/healthycommunities
cdc.gov
New information about Delaware’s Re-Openings: Governor@delaware.gov

GROCERIES:
Shoprite on 202 (302-477-3270): Curbside pickup is available by ordering through http://www.shoprite.com MAKE SURE YOU INDICATE THAT YOUR STORE IS THE ONE AT BRANDYWINE COMMONS. Park in one of the Shop at Home spaces located near the front of the store and call the phone number on the sign for delivery to your car. Hint: Put your name on a sign so they can recognize you!

Shoprite in Newport (302-999-1227) or Walnut Street (302-225-6900): order online and pick-up curbside by parking in the Shop at Home spaces and call the phone number on the sign for delivery to your car.

Booth’s Corner Farmer’s Market (610-485-0775): curbside pickup available by certain vendors, such as Petersham Produce (610-485-7746); B & C Nut was selling 2-ply face masks (610-494-0342).

Highland Orchards (302-478-0402) order online at http://www.HighlandOrchardsFarmMarket.com and pickup curbside (15% gratuity added to your order). Call 302-635-0124 when you get to the lot and they will place your order in your trunk. Displaying a sign with your name is helpful.

Marini Produce (302-475-5754): order online and either pickup curbside or get it delivered with a $25 minimum purchase and a $5 delivery charge within an 8-mile radius.

Ramsey’s Farm, 500 Ramsey Rd (302- 477-1499): Now open weekends, but call to check times as they keep changing their hours! Friday from 1-4 and weekends from 9 am- 4 pm; limited produce availability (corn, tomatoes, peppers, onion, cucumbers). Bring your own bags!

Janssen’s (302-654-9941, ext. 3): call-in orders for curbside pickup.

Target (302-478-2500): curbside for non-perishables, but call for further information.

Kreston Liquors (302-652-3792): order online at http://www.KrestonWines.com or via phone for curbside. They only accept the credit card at curbside!

Produce Junction (610-497-3075): Call to order for curbside pickup

SENIOR MEALS IN NORTH WILMINGTON: Siegel JCC
Subsidized lunches are available Monday through Friday for Seniors with home delivery via JFS volunteers to 19703, 19802, 19803, 19806 and 19810 zip codes; call: Amie Baker at 302-757-0395 or email: ABaker@jfs.org for more information. Menus can be found on the JCC website https://www.siegeljcc.org/main/virtual-jcc/; orders must be submitted by the previous Friday. Cost is $3.35 per meal and should be left in an envelope outside your door.

MEDICINES
Concord Pharmacy (302-478-1212): free delivery and has COVID supplies including face masks.

CVS on Concord Pike (302-478-1510 for pharmacy) has a drive-through window where prescriptions and other items can be picked up. CVS also offers free delivery to your home with a prescription refill. They will only deliver non-perishables.

Rite Aid-Senior Hours-9 am-10 am daily

Walgreen’s on Naamans Road (302-246-1933): can order online or via phone and pickup at the drive-through window.

Walgreen’s on Concord Pike (Talleyville) (302-478-4335): Call and ask for front end and place your order. Grocery/sundry pick-ups are in front AFTER calling to say you are there. There is a drive-through window for medicines only!

POST OFFICE/Miscellaneous
US Postal Service: Sign up for a free account on http://www.usps.com. You can then schedule a home pickup, order stamps, or order free shipping supplies including “no weigh” Priority mail boxes all online! Priority mail take 3-4 days to be delivered.

Greeting Cards: Order online at hallmark.com and you can pick up your cards at the Friendly Gift Shop or any Matthew’s Hallmark Shop; curbside pickup available at Friendly Gift Shop (302-475-6560)

HARDWARE:
Action Hardware in Branmar Plaza (302-475-5811): call to order

Fairfax Hardware on Rt. 202 (302-656-2139): call to order

Lowes on Naamans Road (302-479-7799) and Home Depot, Miller Road (302-762-3501) and Naamans Road (302-791-0200): order on-line for curbside pickup.

Staples on Rt. 202 (302-477-1162): you must go in the store to provide your credit card! Better to order online at staples.com for shipping to your address.

SENIOR/VULNERABLE INDIVIDUAL SHOPPING HOURS: USUALLY THE FIRST HOUR OF BUSINESS OPENING- PLEASE RECHECK AS SOME STORES ARE NOW OPENING EARLIER!

Aldi’s-Tuesdays and Thursdays-8:30 am-9:30 am-Brookhaven, PA store-1-855-955-2534 and Kirkwood Hwy Store-610-450-4250
Acme Supermarkets: 7-9 am
Costco: Tuesday and Thursday from 9 am-10 am
CVS: 9-10 am on Wednesday
Dollar Tree-first hour each day-8 am-9 am
Giant: 6 -7 am
Shoprite: 6 -7 am
Sprouts: 7-8 am-302-467-2344
Staples: 8-9 am on Monday and Friday
Rite Aide: 9-10 am
Trader Joe’s: 8-9 am-302-478-8494
Walgreen’s: 8-9 am on Tuesday
Wegman’s: 7-8 am on Tuesday-1-484-785-9900
Whole Foods: 7-8 am-1-610-358-1133

LARGE STORES/MALLS: Curbside (Order online and pickup at store) and Senior Hours

Best Buy-Wednesday from 10-11 am
Barnes & Noble-Monday from 9-10 am
Bed, Bath & Beyond-Tuesday and Wednesday-9-10 am
Boscov’s-Monday from 11 am-noon
Christiana Mall- several stores are offering curbside pick- go to christianamall.com to find out
Christmas Trees Shop-9-10 am
Dick’s
Kohl’s-Wednesday from 10-11 am
Macy’s-Curbside from 11- 7 pm
Marshall’s, TJ MAXX and Homegoods-Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9-10 am-
Michael’s
Petco
REI- Tuesday and Thursday- 9-10 am (one hour before store opening)- Curbside from 10 am-6 pm- 302-369-1938
Target-Tuesday and Wednesday from 8-9 am
Talbot’s-Personal shopping appointments available
Ulta Beauty

ICE CREAM STORES:

Friendly’s: call 302-478-4975 for curbside
Rita’s: Order at the window-Silverside location (302-477-1572) has an order window and a separate receive order window
Sweet Lucy’s: Order at the drive thru window in the back-optional to call ahead to order: 302-477-0777
Yummi Berri: Wear a mask and enter store and tell worker what you would like to order-302-478-0200

INFORMATION AND REFERRAL
Dial 211: for general information

Delaware Aging and Disability Resource Center (800-223-9074): resource referrals for seniors and individuals with disabilities or to report senior abuse.

BEHAVIORAL HEALTH:
JFS on Call (302-781-4537): Free emotional support hotline. Monday-Friday: 9am-9 pm

JFS Counseling (302-478-9411): Telehealth behavioral health services

Crisis Intervention Services (201- 577-2484 or 800-652-2929): 24/7 availability, Can help with mental health issues.

Contact Lifeline: (800-262-9800): 24/7 availability. Can help with information and referral, discussion of daily struggles etc.

Delaware Hope Line (833-946-7333): 24/7 availability. Can help with information and referral, crisis assistance and discussion of daily struggles, etc.

Delaware Department of Health and Social Services Behavioral Health Website: http://www.Helpisherede.com

Mental Health Tips During COVID-19 Via Text: Text DEHOPE to 55753

Exercise Options: Online! Always consult with your doctor before you undertake a new exercise program!

https://www.nia.nih.gov- fitness goals and a wealth of information about exercise

Many options are only available via Facebook!

Facebook:
Dance Fitness with Troy: Zumba toning
Inspiring Fitness by Tara: geared to seniors
Siegel JCC: has many online exercise classes
YMCA of DE: has many online exercise classes

You Tube:
Walk at Home by Leslie Sansone
The Fitmother Project (includes ab exercises): Example: 5 ab exercises for women over 50

Websites:
Delaware library resources- lib.de.us-Virtual programming etc.
AARP in DE: Free virtual exercise classes on Tuesdays and Thursdays- registration required!
July 21, 2020 – August 20, 2020, 5:30 – 6:30 PM. Please register online at: bit.ly/GetFitJuly30
AARP.org: search for exercise videos
NCOA.org: search for exercise
NIA.NIH.gov (National Institute of Aging):
— Balance Exercises for Older Adults
— Exercises for Older Adults
— Go4Life
— Strength Building Exercises for Older Adults
— Stretching Exercises for Older Adults

Health

Dept of Health and Social Services is doing at home vaccines for people with disabilities.

www.VaccineAccessDE.com or call: 1-888-491-4988

InsureKidsNow : Find a Dentist (then select the state of Delaware)

First Smile – Delaware Dental Resource Guide :
Dental Resource Guide – English Dental Resource Guide – Spanish

CDC: Coronavirus 2019 Home page

Saint Francis Healthcare: To learn how LIFE is keeping seniors safe at home, see our youtube video

DELAWARE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND SOCIAL SERVICES: DHSS Medicaid and Medical Assistance

DHSS News (Sept. 29, 2020) – Dental Coverage for Low-Income Adults in Delaware Begins Oct. 1

The Community Resource Finder (made available by the Alzheimer’s Association and AARP) : www.communityresourcefinder.org

ALZ Connected : www.alzconnected.org Also, a 24/7 hotline is 1-800-272-3900 for those Caregivers who may need help.

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS): Flu Vaccinations Awareness Campaign

Mental Health

Need Support Now?

If you or someone you know is struggling or in crisis, help is available. Call or text 988 or chat at 988lifeline.org

Adult Crisis Hotline:

1-800-652-2929 (Northern DE)

1-800-345-6785 (Southern DE)

Youth Crisis Hotline: 1-800-969-HELP (4357)

If you or someone you know is in immediate danger, call 911.

Christiana Counseling

Christiana Counseling

5235 W. Woodmill Drive, #46, #47 and #48
Wilmington, DE 19808
(302)995-1680

Services: Provides addiction practice and multi-specialty mental health offers a spectrum of outpatient services at all ages through professional trainers, graduate-level counselors, licensed clinical social workers, psychologists and psychiatrists. Fees: Sliding scale, vary by service. Available for parenting lessons. Most insurance are accepted. Hours of Operation: Monday – Saturday: 9:00 am – 7:00 pm

Wilmington Catholic Charities Intensive Community based Services for Children

Home

2601 West 4th Street
Wilmington, DE 19805
(302)656-0651

Provides community-based mental health services to children and youth up to age 17. Services include individual and group therapy for children, family therapy and parent group treatment, assessment, psychiatric and community consultation, transportation, interagency collaboration, case management, treatment, transition, and discharge planning in conjunction with the Division of Child Mental Health. Hours of Operation: 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m., Mon.-Fri. (other times by appointment).

Crossroads of Delaware

109 W. 7th Street
Wilmington, DE 19801
(302)652-1405

Services: The outpatient treatment program for drug abuse. Offers a full-day program for adolescents, intensive outpatient services, developmental services, and specialized groups. They also offer intensive outpatient and outpatient care for adults. Hours of Operation:

Monday – Thursday, 9:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m. Friday, 9:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.

Delaware Psychiatric Center (Dsamh, Dhss)
http://dhss.delaware.gov/dhss/
1901 N. Dupont Highway
New Castle, DE 19720
(302) 255-2700

Services: Offers in-patient services with intensive psychiatric treatment for people with mental disorders. Referral process: Voluntary admission through the individual’s doctor; Involuntary admission through civil commitment procedure, with medical certificate; 24-hour emergency commitment for people who are a “danger to themselves or others”; Judicial commitment; Compact Interstate Transfer. Hours of Operation: 24 hours. Eligibility: Civil adults or criminally referred to psychiatric hospitalization. Fees: Sliding scale basis.

1212 Corporation
2700 N. Washington Street
Wilmington, DE 19802
(302)764-4048

The 1212 Corporation is a non-profit organization that provides one or more centers in the Wilmington, DE area to counsel alcoholics and drug addicts who seek help. The focus is on the rehabilitation and rehabilitation of alcoholics and drug addicts, providing additional rehabilitation programs and safe havens for convalescents. No charge for support services; monthly membership fee of $12.00. Hours of Operation: Monday – Sunday, 7:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.,

Division Of Prevention And Behavioral Health Services (DPBHS)

http://kids.delaware.gov/pbhs/pbhs.shtml

1825 Faulkland Road
Wilmington, DE 19805
(302)633-2600

The Division of Prevention and Behavioral Health Services (DPBHS) provides effective prevention and treatment services for children through collaboration with families and service partners. Hours of Operation: 8:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m., Crisis Services available 24 hours a day.

Disabled American Veterans

Home

1601 Kirkwood Highway
Wilmington, DE 19805
(302)993-7258

Provides the following services: represents veterans and their families who are seeking benefits through the Veterans Administration; provides counseling and referral, including referral to appropriate medical treatment; reviews V.A. files; offers life enrichment, recreation, rehabilitation and remediation of physical disabilities; provides free transportation to the V.A. Hospital for medical care. Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday, 8:30 am – 4:00 pm. Eligibility: All veterans and their families.

Jewish Family Service Of Delaware

Home

99 Passmore Road
Wilmington, DE 19803
(302)478-9411

Counseling: Serving children, adolescents, adults, and older adults. Services include 1) out-patient mental health services, 2) psychiatric assessments, 3) medication evaluations, and 4) support services for Asperger’s Syndrome. Care Management: Serving older adults in their own homes or in-office. Services include: 1) information and referral, 2) assessments of need and monitoring of in-home services, 3) options counseling, 4) discharge planning, and 5) housekeeping services. Youth Development: Job development through the utilization of digital equipment for at-risk youth and formerly incarcerated youth. Special Programs: Healing Hearts: Co-parenting educational program for divorcing and separated parents (Certified by Family Court); GEM (Growth Education Mental Fitness): social and educational programs for adults 50+; and Volunteer Network: provides opportunities for volunteering.

Hours of Operation: Monday – Thursday, 8:30 am – 5:00 pm.; Friday, 8:00 am – 4:00 pm.

Fees: Sliding scale fee.

Most insurances accepted including Medicaid and Medicare.

COVID-19 & State Policies, including Medicaid

Office of the Governor – Delaware: COVID-19 Vaccine Digital Toolkit – Dropbox (updated 02/04/21)

Office of the Governor – Delaware: Vaccine – Waitlist will open to all Delawareans aged 16 and older (updated 03/30/21)

Office of the Governor – Delaware: Latest updates to the vaccination plan (updated 03/16/21)

Delaware.gov: COVID-19 Vaccine Information for Persons With Disabilities or Access and Functional Needs (updated 04/26/21)

Delaware.gov: Covid-19 Vaccine (updated 03/18/21)

Community Legal Aid Society, Inc: Covid-19 Vaccine Information (updated 07/05/21)

EEOC: EEOC Issues Updated COVID-19 Technical Assistance on Vaccines (06/01/21)

EEOC: How federal employment discrimination laws protect workers during the pandemic (06/01/21)

CDC: Coronavirus 2019 Home page

CDC: Interim Public Health Recommendations for Fully Vaccinated People (updated 03/11/21)

CDC: When You’ve Been Fully Vaccinated (updated 03/11/21)

U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD): COVID-19 Vaccinations and Testing Toolkit (updated 06/15/21)

HHS: COVID-19 Portal – Resources, Reports, and Graphics (updated 03/16/21)

CDC: Frequently Asked Questions about COVID-19 Vaccination (updated 12/13/20)

CDC: Toolkit for Businesses & Workplaces

ACL: ACL’s COVID-19 Resources: Vaccine updates and more (updated – 06/23/21)

ACL: COVID-19 RESOURCES (04/16/21)

ACL: COVID-19 Webinars and Teleconferences (04/16/21)

The Center for Inclusive Design and Innovation (CIDI) at Georgia Tech: COVID-19 Accessible Resources for People with Disabilities Microsite (posted 02/22/21)

CDC: CDC Covid-19 ASL Youtube Playlist (posted 04/06/21)

(05/10/21) Emergency Broadband Benefit – Enrollment for the Emergency Broadband Benefit (“EBB”), a program by the FCC, begins Wednesday, May 12, 2021. The EBB program is to help eligible families afford Internet service during the COVID-19 pandemic by providing a discount of up to $50 / month toward broadband service and a one-time discount of up to $100 to be used for the purchase of a laptop, desktop computer, or tablet. Flyer and brochure are below. For more info: https://www.fcc.gov/broadbandbenefit and https://getemergencybroadband.org/.

EBB_Program_Brochure_Web (PDF 4 pages)

EBB_Program_Flyer_Print (PDF 1 page)

WHO Media Press Release: World’s largest youth organizations, representing 250 million members, and WHO launch global mobilization to respond to disruptive impacts of COVID-19 on young people (updated 12/14/20)

The Association of University Centers on Disability: Answers to frequently asked questions about COVID-19 vaccine distribution considerations for the disability community (updated 11/28/20)

CMS: Coverage and Benefits Related to COVID-19/Medicaid and CHIP

CMS: COVID-19 Long-Term Care Facility Guidance

CMS: Medicaid Telehealth

Kaiser Family Foundation: State Data and Policy Actions to Address Coronavirus

Kaiser Family Foundation: Medicaid Emergency Authority Tracker
Kaiser Family Foundation: How Can Medicaid Enhance State Capacity to Respond to COVID-19?
National Academy for State Health Policy: States Use Federal Waivers to Expand Health Care Resources to Confront COVID-19

National Association of State Directors of Developmental Disabilities Services: List of Resources (includes State Specific Info)

National Health Law Program: Overview of the Medicaid-Related Provisions of the Coronavirus Response Packages

National Health Law Program: COVID-19 Changes to HCBS Using Appendix K: Approval Trends

Robert Wood Johnson Foundation – www.RWJF.org

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DHDD Resources (05/08/21):

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)
- Office of Disability Integration and Coordination
Administration for Community Living (ACL)
- Strategies for Helping Older Adults and People with Disabilities Access COVID-19 Vaccines (acl.gov)
- Eldercare Locator (acl.gov)
Department of Veterans Affairs (VA)
Indian Health Service (IHS)
- Coronavirus | Indian Health Service (IHS)
- Navajo Area | Indian Health Service (IHS)
Department of Health and Human Services

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CDC Updated Information (02/23/21) and New Resources:

Resources Page
Toolkit for Pregnant People and New Parents
Ship Crew Well-Being During COVID-19
COVID-19 Travel Recommendations by Country
- Escalated to Level 4: Guernsey
- Escalated to Level 3: Benin, Thailand
- Escalated to Level 2: Falkland Islands
- De-escalated to Level 3: Nepal and Chad
- De-escalated to Level 1: Northern Mariana Islands
US COVID-19 Cases Caused by Variants
- B.1.1.7 reported U.S. cases – 1661
- B.1.351 reported U.S. cases – 22
- P.1 reported U.S. cases – 5
Staffing Resources
- 594 CDC staff are currently deployed to state, tribal, local, and territorial health agencies
Contact Tracing Resources for Health Departments
Communication Resources for COVID-19 Vaccines
COVID-19 Source Investigation
COVID-19 Vaccination
Frequently Asked Questions about COVID-19 Vaccination
List of COVID-19 Resources for People with Disabilities
What Older Adults Need to Know about COVID-19 Vaccines
Guidance for COVID-19
Percent of Delivered First Vaccine Doses Administered by U.S. States and Territories
- The majority of U.S. states and territories have administered at or above 90% of their first vaccine doses delivered.
Requirement for Proof of Negative COVID-19 Test or Recovery from COVID-19 for All Air Passengers Arriving in the United States
eCR Now: COVID-19 Electronic Case Reporting for Healthcare Providers
Test for Current Infection
Travelers Prohibited from Entry to the United States

Helpful Information:

State and local public health authorities are on the front lines of the response to COVID-19 and often have the most up-to-date and detailed information on cases in their jurisdictions. State and local public health officials are the experts best positioned to inform your constituents about the COVID-19 response in your state or locality.

CDC COVID Data Tracker
CDC Funding Information
- CDC COVID-19 State, Tribal, Local, and Territorial Funding Update
- Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) Budget Fact Sheet
COVID-19 Vaccine Information:
Information on Variant Strains of COVID-19
Travel Information:
- The latest travel information
- Global Travel Health Notices
Provider Resources
- Therapeutics Options
Information for Health care professionals, health departments, and laboratories
- Contact Tracing Communications Toolkit for Health Departments
School and Child Care Resources
Resources for Families
- COVID-19 Parental Resources Kit
COVID-19 and Health Equity
Mental Health Resources
Other Useful Information:
- COVID-19 Self Checker
- Searchable List of CDC Guidance
- Frequently Asked Questions and Answers
- COVID-19 and Health Equity
- CDC’s COVID-19 One-Stop-Shop Toolkits, including guidance for schools, businesses and workplaces, worker safety and support, community & faith based organizations, and more.

Employment

WHAT IS MEDICAID FOR WORKERS WITH DISABILITIES?: Workers With Disabilities Programs Brochure (pdf – 2 pages)

Independent Living Organizations

Independent Living USA (ILUSA) – http://www.ilusa.com/
The Independent Living Institute – https://www.independentliving.org/
Independent Living Research Utilization (ILRU) – http://www.ilru.org/
National Council of Independent Living (NCIL) – https://www.ncil.org/

Disability Resources

ADA.gov: A Guide to Disability Rights Laws (updated 07/01/21)

IL-NET National Training and Technical Assistance (T&TA) Center for Independent Living – Updated Alphabet Soup: Independent Living Acronym Publication: Alphabet Soup: Independent Living Acronyms (updated 05/18/21)

UNITED STATES ACCESS BOARD

“Advancing Full Access and Inclusion for All”

https://www.access-board.gov/

Lurie Institute for Disability Policy: Important 1Things to Know about COVID-19
Q&A on COVID-19 and Down Syndrome (abbreviated)

Q&A on COVID-19 and Down Syndrome (extended)

Hearing Loss Association of America – Delaware Chapters: Hearing Loss Association of Delaware (updated 03/23/21)

Hearing Loss Association of America – Delaware Chapters: Delaware Deaf and Hard of Hearing Connect (on Facebook) (updated 03/23/21)

WeWALK App for the Visually Impaired: It isn’t just meant to be a smart cane, it’s meant to be connected with transport networks and autonomous vehicles.

Be My Eyes App for the Visually Impaired: This app is helping to change the lives of the visually impaired for the better

New York Deaf-Blind Collaborative Tip Sheet: Providing Access through Sign Language & Text for Low Vision & Tactile Communicators During the Coronavirus Pandemic

Green Mountain Self Advocates: Plain Language Fact Sheet on COVID-19

Rocky Mountain ADA Center: A Guide to Disability Rights Laws and Contact Information in the United States

UNC Child Development Institute: Supporting Individuals with Autism through Uncertain Times
Wheelchair and Assistive Technology Users Precautions for COVID-19

National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI): COVID-19 Resource and Information Guide

Spina Bifida Association: Coronavirus (COVID-19): What People with Spina Bifida Need to Know

COVID-19 Disability Form(to be completed by or for an individual with intellectual disabilities or communication difficulties)

Recommendations from County Behavioral Health and Developmental Disability Directors

Transition Resources

Adult & Youth Community Based Transition Training Resources

Project Search

Communication Access

National Association of the Deaf

https://www.nad.org/resources/technology/captioning-for-access/communication-access-realtime-translation/

Use Google Live Transcribe through a mobile phone. Check to see if a person has a mobile phone. If yes, is it okay with the person to use text messages?

Google Live Transcribe: https://www.theverge.com/2019/2/4/18209546/google-live-transcribe-sound-amplifier-accessibility-android-deaf-hard-hearing .

If a person(s) prefers to have a live sign language interpreter(s)

http://www.allreadyde.org/helpful-tools-tips/

Text to 911 Video

https://livestream.com/StateofDelaware/Text-to-911

Americans with Disabilities Act

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Americans_with_Disabilities_Act_of_1990

Olmstead Supreme Court Decision

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olmstead_v._United_States

The Rehabilitation Act – Accessibility Online

https://www.accessibilityonline.org/cioc-508/session/?1d-110726

Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act