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Improved hotel check-in desks Wheelchair-accessible sinks in restrooms Properly outfitted showers Grab bars installed next to toilets Adult changing tables in restrooms   What is your biggest dream in life? Many would say: “to travel the world!” No matter where one is traveling, everybody deserves to...

How do we set the bar for accessibility in restaurants?  When asked this question, most would refer to the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). But the fact of the matter is this: ADA requirements are the bare minimum of accessibility. Many restaurants don’t fully meet them;...

If you provide toileting and changing assistance to older children or teens in a school environment, you’re probably aware of the need for adult changing tables in these spaces. But it’s less likely that you have access to a mobile shower trolley. Also known as...

American Disabilities Act has specific guidelines for making kitchens more accessible to users. Here are some general guidelines: Kitchen floors should be clear of any obstructions that may impede mobility devices or present a danger to individuals at risk of falling. Kitchen doors and throughways must...

As we become more aware of access issues in our buildings and communities, it's important to consider every detail of accessibility. In this article, we'll focus on bathroom washbasins—specifically on wheelchair sinks that meet or exceed ADA requirements, and how they can make both public...

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