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Closing the Gap: At-Home Healthcare Solutions for Our Community

A recruitment flyer for a Michigan Medicine study titled "Improve Cervical Cancer Screening for Black and Indigenous Women with Physical Disabilities." On the right, a Black woman in a red and blue patterned top sits in a manual wheelchair. The flyer outlines the study's goal to test at-home screening tools. Eligibility includes Black and Indigenous women, ages 25-65, with a physical disability. It notes a $50 compensation for a 2-hour commitment and provides a QR code and contact email: FAMMED-MISSH@med.umich.edu.

Breaking Barriers: At-Home Cervical Cancer Screening Research for Our Community At Cerebral Palsy Positive, we know that for many in our community, a “routine” doctor’s visit is anything but routine. When you live with a physical disability, the barriers to care aren’t just metaphorical—they are physical. They are inaccessible exam tables, transportation hurdles, and clinical […]

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