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Legal Rights of People Who are Deaf. Understanding ADA -Regarding Interpreters for the Medical Settings”.
“Legal Rights of People Who are Deaf. Understanding ADA - Regarding Interpreters for the Medical Settings”. - Do the Deaf People have the rights to demand for the ASL interpreters in any Medical Settings,such as doctors’ offices, hospitals, hospice, outpatient services, etc., at all times? - Do the doctors, hospitals, etc., have the rights to refuse to hire ASL interpreters? Come and Learn! This Workshop will have ASL Interpreters. Speaker: Carol Horowitz, Attorney for the Disability Rights Network (DRN) Date: Thursday, June 3, 2010Times: 1 – 3 p.m. and 6 – 8 p.m. (You pick either time that is good for you)Place: Manheim Township Building 1840 Municipal DriveLancaster, PA 17601-4162 ***RSVP is required in order to get the handouts. Please RSVP on or before May 28th to Karen Pfortsch, kpfortsch@dhhslancaster.org . Please include your full name and which of two times (1 p.m. or 6 p.m.) you will be attending. If you are also replying for other people, please include their names.Everyone is welcome! If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact me. See below for my contact information. Please do share this announcement to other people. You may forward this announcement to anyone who may be interested to learn.We reserve the rights to cancel if there are no r.s.v.p.’s. or few attendance. Thank you. Karen Pfortsch Case ManagerDeaf and Hard-of-Hearing Services of Lancaster County1810 Oregon Pike; Lancaster, PA 17601email: kpfortsch@dhhslancaster.orgVP (Video-Phone) (717) 283-4460
