McLaren Health Care Settlement for Deaf and Hard of Hearing ADA Violations
McLaren Health Care's Commitment to Accessibility
In light of recent federal investigations, McLaren Health Care has entered a settlement agreement concerning allegations of violations of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).
Enhancing Services for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Patients
Numerous complaints regarding the inadequate services for the deaf and hard of hearing at McLaren facilities prompted federal scrutiny. The focus now turns to implementing effective solutions to ensure equitable access to health care for these patients.
- Investing in staff training to cater to the needs of patients with hearing challenges.
- Improving communication methods to enhance patient interactions.
- Expanding resources to facilitate better health care access for the deaf community.
This settlement serves as an important step in promoting inclusivity in health care, showcasing the need for hospitals and care facilities to comply with ADA regulations.
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