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Abstract

This paper delves into the critical issue of healthcare accessibility for individuals with disabilities, as explored by Dr. Laura C. Hoffman in her comprehensive analysis. The document sheds light on the definition of disability within the healthcare framework and elucidates the existing healthcare disparities faced by individuals with disabilities. Dr. Hoffman emphasizes the pivotal role of telehealth in bridging the accessibility gap and advocates for the integration of disability-specific training for medical professionals. Furthermore, the paper underscores the necessity of incorporating accommodations such as sign language interpreters and speech-to-speech translators into standard clinical workflows to ensure equitable healthcare access. By examining the intersection of telehealth, disability law, and healthcare policy, this paper offers valuable insights and recommendations for enhancing healthcare accessibility and inclusivity for individuals with disabilities. [Abstract generated by AI]

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