Links / Websites

Division of Rehabiliation Services (DORS) helps Maryland citizens with disabilities go to work or stay independent in their homes and communities. This site provides information and links to: Workforce & Technology Center, a comprehensive rehabilitation facility in Baltimore, One-Stop Career Centers, Disability resources, and the Client Assistance Program.

Provides information and links to: Direct Services to People with Disabilities, Disability Access and Rights in California, Assistance for Current Consumers, Independent Living Information, & Services for Employers.

Department of Mental Health Homepage provides information and links to: Statewide 24 Hour Mental Health Crisis Hotline, the California Care Network, Mental Health Care Facilities Search, and Ombudsman Services.

CalMedicare.org provides information about Medicare in California. Medicare, the federal health insurance program, covers most people age 65 or older, some people under age 65 with disabilities, and people with end-stage renal disease. Learn about basic Medicare topics, such as eligibility, coverage, Medicare HMOs, Medicare and disabilities, and billing and claims.

State homepage with links to: education and training, business, health and safety, consumers and families, labor and employment, history and culture of California, travel, transportation, environment and natural resources, & government.

The Consumer Directed Attendant Support (CDAS) program is designed to help people with disabilities manage their own attendant services. The Colorado Department of Health Care Policy and Financing (HCPF) and the CDAS Advisory Committee have developed this program. This manual is designed to be a resource for you while in CDAS. It includes information about what it means to direct your own attendant support along with suggestions, sample forms and checklists.

This Internet site is provided as a resource for policymakers, health care consumers, providers, and all citizens of Colorado. The site includes information on the Medical Assistance Program and the Consumer Directed Attendant Support (CDAS) program.

The official state website offers information and links to government, business, travel, education, environment, and employment. There is current information available on Minnesota social services.

The innovative site is an important component of the ADRC Technical Assistance Exchange, housed at The Lewin Group. ADRCs are designed to overcome barriers to community living for people with disabilities of all ages by streamlining access to long-term support services through \"one-stop\" resource centers. Twenty-three states and one territory have received grants to develop ADRCs. Also included here is a presentation of the major TA activities support for the ADRC grantees.

The Minnesota Department of Human Services (DHS), in cooperation with its county partners, provides health care, economic assistance and social services to Minnesotans who don't have the personal or family resources to meet their basic needs.