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Research on disability and age suggest that on the average, persons
of a given age are healthier and have fewer disabling conditions
than others of the same age ten years before. However, since disabilities
increase with age and our population is living longer, the number
of individuals with activity, work, or functional limitations
is increasing. In recent years, the nation has responded to this
increase with better access to services for older persons with
disabilities, especially at the state and local levels. For more
information on resources for people with disabilities, visit the
websites below.
General Resource Links:
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