Tag Archives: coronavirus

Despite pandemic, direct support professionals continue to persevere

In the midst of the virus-centered environment which we all call home, I wanted to mention a bright spot that […]

Aid for some service providers is simply too little, too late

A $30 million relief package for Minnesota’s disability service providers will be a lifeline for many. But for others, it […]

Scott Adams – July 2020

Change, for better or worse, with COVID-19 pandemic

Many are waiting for the COVID-19 quarantine executive order by the governor to be removed. It has become apparent to […]

Pandemic on top of pandemic for people with disabilities

All of the amazing and historic progress that has been made over the last 40 years for Minnesotans with disabilities […]

Nursing home has virus outbreak

A Twin Cities nursing home with a troubled regulatory past has become the site of one of Minnesota’s largest coronavirus […]

Loss of day programming a difficulty being felt statewide

Shuttered day programs, closed employment services and canceled activities present overwhelming obstacles for many Minnesota organizations serving people with disabilities. […]

COVID-19 pandemic brings emergency measures to state

The COVID-19 virus has created uncertain times for Minnesotans with disabilities, especially at the state capitol. The Minnesota Legislature adjourned […]

World War I era flu pandemic was worst in the 20th century

From the Centers for Disease Control When many of us with disabilities have been practicing social distancing and staying in […]

Prepare, take precautions against COVID-19

Minnesotans with disabilities must be extra-vigilant during the current COVID-19 or novel coronavirus pandemic. Restrictions change daily due to the […]