FAQs

What is ADA?

The ADA protects employees with disabilities from discrimination at work.

Who needs accommodation?

Anyone with a disability or medical condition that limits major life activities may qualify.

How to request help?

Start by informing your employer about your condition and the specific adjustments you need.

You can seek advice from HR or file a complaint with the appropriate agency.

What if employer denies?
Why is communication vital?

Clear talks build trust and help find fair, workable accommodations.

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Disclaimer

The information on this website is provided for general educational and inspirational purposes only. It does not constitute legal advice, medical advice, or an attorney–client relationship. Every situation is unique, and laws may vary by state and circumstance. Individuals seeking legal assistance should consult a qualified employment or disability attorney. References to personal experiences, including Daniel Praniuk’s recovery journey, are shared to promote awareness and hope—not to provide legal interpretation or guarantees of outcome.

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