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We welcome your questions, feedback, and accessibility concerns.

Contact the Alliance for Disability in Health Care Education (ADHCE) for general questions, membership or donation inquiries, or assistance accessing information on this website.

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Choose the contact that best matches your question.

General Inquiries

Questions about ADHCE, our programs, events, resources, or other general topics are welcome.

Email ADHCE at adhce.org@gmail.com

Membership Dues & Donations

For questions about membership dues or donations, contact Andrew Symons.

Email Andrew Symons at symons@buffalo.edu

Our Commitment

Accessibility Statement

The Alliance for Disability in Health Care Education (ADHCE) is committed to providing website content and digital resources that are accessible to people with disabilities.

We are actively reviewing and improving this website using current accessibility practices, including the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 Level AA as a guide. Because website content, third-party services, documents, and other materials may change over time, accessibility barriers may still occur.

We welcome feedback from people with disabilities and other website visitors as we continue this work.

Having Difficulty Accessing Something?

If you encounter an accessibility barrier, cannot access information, or have difficulty using a feature on this website, please contact us. We will work with you to provide the information or assistance you need and use your feedback to help improve the site.

When possible, please tell us which page or resource you were trying to use and describe the difficulty you experienced. You do not need to disclose a disability.

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Accessibility Options

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  • Operating systems and browsers may provide options for contrast, text size, spacing, and display preferences.
  • Screen readers and other assistive technologies can be used to navigate supported website content and documents.

If an ADHCE document or resource is not accessible to you, please contact us for assistance.

Medical & Legal Disclaimers

Medical Disclaimer

Information on this website is provided for educational purposes related to disability and health care education. It is not intended to provide medical diagnosis or treatment and should not be used as a substitute for advice from a physician or other qualified health care professional. Questions about an individual's health or medical care should be directed to an appropriate qualified health care professional.

Legal Disclaimer

Information on this website is provided for informational and educational purposes and is not intended as legal advice regarding any specific situation. Links to third-party websites are provided as resources and do not necessarily constitute endorsement by ADHCE. ADHCE does not guarantee the accuracy or continued availability of information on external websites. Questions requiring legal advice should be directed to a qualified attorney.

Contacts

General Inquiries:  adhce.org@gmail.com
Membership Dues / Donations:  Andrew Symons


About the Alliance

The Alliance for Disability in Health Care Education, Inc. (ADHCE), is a '501(c)(3) Public Charity' organization of healthcare educators and professionals who are working to integrate disability-related content and experiences into healthcare education and training programs.

*Note: We are currently working to improve the accessibility of this website. The blue Accessibility Adjustments button on the lower right of your screen offers options for text size, spacing, contrast, and display preferences. If you still have difficulty accessing any content or using a feature, please contact us so we can help.

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