Disability Inclusion

Join us in our commitment to making our communities more inclusive for people with disabilities.

About This Priority

At ANCOR, we fundamentally believe that our communities are stronger when people with disabilities are included. That’s why ensuring the inclusion of people with disabilities in the community has been part of our DNA since our founding in 1970. We believe people with disabilities should be seen, valued and heard.

The resources in this section have been curated to support providers to dig deeper into their efforts to promote disability inclusion in their communities.

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Capitol Correspondence - 03.17.26

House Energy and Commerce Subcommittee To Examine Health Care Provider Landscape

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The Latest

Capitol Correspondence — 03.17.26 Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services Issues Guidance on New Medicaid Eligibility Requirements

Capitol Correspondence — 03.17.26 MACPAC Releases March Report to Congress on Medicaid and CHIP

Capitol Correspondence — 03.17.26 White House Establishes Task Force to Combat Fraud

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What You
Can Do

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Protect People with Disabilities – Stop the Shock!

Tell the FDA to #StopTheShock!

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April 23, 2025

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The Future is Neurospicy: A Conversation About Embracing Diverse Minds & Voices

As the conversation around disability and inclusion evolves, it's essential to recognize neurodivergence as a fundamental part of human diversity.