Disability claims have helped people receive the kind of financial support that allows them to live their life with a little semblance of normalcy after an accident or in the event of an unexpected job loss. These incidents can lead to serious issues in your life that feel hard to overcome. Maintaining your independence and financial security will be a ...
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Types Of Compensation You’re Entitled To After An Accident
One of the hardest things that you can face in life is getting involved in an accident. Your suffering must be compensated as a victim because it’s unfair to walk away in pain and without any financial support. You should sue the person or company at-fault as fast as possible because some claims become invalid if they are not filed ...
Read More »What Happens At Every Step In The Disability Determination Process?
In most cases, Social Security disability claims are first processed through State agencies and Social Security Administration (SSA) offices. If you receive an unfavourable claim, you can appeal it. The appeals are decided by administrative law judges in the Social Security Administration’s Office of Disability Adjudication and Review. The Social Security representatives accept applications by mail, telephone, online, and in ...
Read More »How To Make A Bathroom More Disability-Friendly
Disability can range from mental, Visual, mobility or hearing, and speech. Visual and mobility disability is the main, which can hinder someone from accessing some areas, including the bathroom, which needs customization to become disability-friendly. Every bathroom must be equipped with essential equipment and features to enable people with disabilities to use it easily with comfort. While most bathrooms get ...
Read More »Transition To Independence Conference To Assist Young Adults With Developmental Disabilities
A conference to bridge the gap of care for young adults with developmental disabilities is set for Saturday at the Centre in Santa Clarita. Don’t miss a thing. Get breaking KHTS Santa Clarita News Alerts delivered right to your inbox. The “Transition to Independence” conference, presented in partnership with State Senator Scott Wilk and Assemblyman Dante Acosta, is about preparing individuals who ...
Read More »Wilk Proposes Traumatic Brain Injury Assistance Bill
State Senator Scott Wilk, R-Santa Clarita, announced the launch of Senate Bill 283, a measure to allow young California residents dealing with traumatic brain injury access to regional disability services. Don’t miss a thing. Get breaking KHTS Santa Clarita News Alerts delivered right to your inbox. These services are currently unavailable in California if a developmental disability, such as traumatic brain injury, ...
Read More »Santa Clarita Family Hikes Half Dome Carrying Disabled Son
When 8-year-old Peyton Marquez was diagnosed with Duchenne's Muscular Dystrophy in 2013, his family was determined to turn the negative into a positive. On May 29, they carried Peyton to the top of Half Dome to raise awareness for his condition.
Read More »Project Kindle Hosts Inaugural Dance Marathon In Santa Clarita Valley
Local non-profit Project Kindle, which sponsors residential and day camps for kids with disabilities, hosted their inaugural Dance Marathon in the Santa Clarita Valley. They are also preparing for their second annual Kindle Ranch Day Camp this June.
Read More »‘Yes I Can’ Hosts 10th Annual Summer Meltdown At Santa Clarita Skate Park
Yes I Can nonprofit, dedicated to helping disabled and socially marginalized students, hosted their 10th annual Summer Meltdown concert at the Santa Clarita Skate Park, featuring nationally recognized talent.
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