What is a Disability?
A disability is a condition that can substantially impact your ability to:
- breathe
- hear
- learn
- perform manual tasks
- see
- speak
- take care of yourself
- walk
- work
It could include conditions like:
- attention deficit disorders (e.g., ADHD)
- autism spectrum disorder
- chronic medical conditions
- learning disabilities
- mental health disorders
- neurological disorders
- orthopedic conditions
- sensory conditions (hearing/vision)
- traumatic brain injury
- long COVID
Next Steps
If you are experiencing difficulty with one or more of these activities due to a disability or possible disability, please consider contacting our office to meet with someone to discuss options.
If you would like to request disabilities services or accommodations, please follow the steps to register with our office.
Applicable Laws
Disability is defined under these federal and state laws:
- the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and its amendments
- Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973
- New York Human Rights Law