HHS civil rights office tackles health care discrimination of people with disabilities
Originally published January 15, 2021 by Delaware Public Media
Officials at the Department of Health and Human Services announced they were writing regulations that, if formalized by Congress, would represent a significant expansion of disability civil rights law. Among other measures, the regulations would explicitly prohibit medical workers from denying care to people with disabilities or issuing Do Not Resuscitate orders based on subjective judgments about patients’ quality of life.
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