The Great Plains ADA Center and the ADA National Network are excited to launch the 2022 National ADA Symposium in a virtual format. The five-day training event offers 51 sessions covering all areas of the Americans with Disabilities Act presented by nationally recognized experts in issues related to the ADA.

2022 National ADA Symposium Features:
-Option to register for the full conference or register for specific days.
-51 sessions over five days, including a Pre-Conference
-Sessions presented by representatives from the U.S. Access Board, the U.S. Dept. of Justice, and the EEOC.
-Sessions highlighting new information, projects, and best practices from ADA National Network Regional Centers.
-Two Keynote Speakers (To be announced)
-ACTCP, CEU, and AIA/HSW credits are available upon request during registration.
-Sessions pre-approved for the American Institute of Architects (AIA) Health, Safety, and Welfare (HSW) credits.

While the ADA Symposium will cover several topics related to the ADA, there are presentations on accessibility issues in health care settings that would be of particular interest to healthcare providers. The session track on Tuesday, May 10, 2022, includes the following presentations:

May 10 B track:

9:30-11 a.m. 1B) Healthcare and the ADA: What You Don't Know Can Hurt You-Kristi Avalos, Owner Accessology Too, LLC

11:30-1 2B) Healthcare Facilities: Access to Exam, Diagnostic, Procedure, and Treatment Rooms-Mark Jackson Accessibility Consulting Director, Steven Winter Associates, Inc., Jennifer Low Senior Accessibility Consultant, Steven Winter Associates, Inc.

2-3:30 3B) DOJ's Barrier-Free Healthcare Initiative-Steven Gordon, Assistant United States Attorney, DOJ

4-5:30 4B) No Bones About It: Service Animal Modification in Healthcare Settings-Maggie Sims, Project Manager, Rocky Mountain ADA Center

Registration Deadline is May 6th!