Improper use of restraints sparks federal lawsuit

Use of restraints and placement of patients in seclusion at the Minnesota Extended Treatment Options (METO) has prompted a federal […]

Health Reform is here to stay

AXIS Healthcare is adapting to leadership changes outlined at advisory meeting As federal lawmakers head home to their constituents for […]

July 26 marked the 19th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), which has had incredible effects on all […]

METO, the Minnesota Extended Treatment Option at Cambridge, opened in 1999 to serve persons with developmental disabilities who present a […]

While Minnesota households with developmental disabilities are as likely to have computers and broadband connections as the general public, these […]

EquipALife (formerly known as Assistive Technology of MN) has announced a new partnership with United Cerebral Palsy of Central Minnesota […]

Visit State Services for the Blind at Minnesota State Fair State Services for the Blind will have a booth at […]

How Minneapolis should handle civil rights complaints is a topic the City Council must make decisions on in the weeks […]

While Minneapolis looks at cutting its civil rights functions. St. Paul has been working for the past several months to […]

Changes to Twin Cities regional dial-a-ride services are coming down the road. Starting in January 2010 senior citizens in many […]

Twin Cities area residents who rely on dial-a-ride services to get around not only face changes in service, they also […]

Chuck Aoki and Joe Delagrave are two Courage Center athletes chosen for the United States Quad Rugby Association 2009 U.S. […]

Today was the day for dog guides to meet about 100 human Star Princess passengers. My dog guide, Telly led […]

Group is considered to be by, for, and of the people Of the People: Originating as part of United Cerebral […]

Do you use the Midtown Greenway in Minneapolis? If that greenway extended into St. Paul, what features would make it […]