Acupuncture for Self Care
It may not be for everyone, but I encourage you to try acupuncture and see if it helps you.
Living with Arthritis
Per the CDC, 1 in 4 people in the US suffer from a form of arthritis, and rearchers predict that almost half of people who are 65 years old or older will have arthritis.
National Stroke Awareness Month
May is National Stroke Awareness Month. The goal of this awareness month is to improve care and support for survivors while increasing public knowledge of the condition’s prevention and treatment.
End-of-Life Planning Resources
Many of us are uncomfortable talking about and planning for death, however there are many important decisions to make and information to give to trusted others so that you are the one determining what’s important to you.
Assistive Technology Spotlight: iPad Apps
The iPad and Apple products in general are great options for those with visual impairments. They have some of the most popular accessibility software in the industry. iOS also offers some very exciting apps that could potentially increase your independence. iPad pricing starts at $329. Apps For The Visually Impaired Seeing AI A free app[…]
Consumer Control
Consumer control is the backbone of Independent Living, it is woven through all the pieces of our history as well as today’s services and organizational practices.
Social Security Announces 8.7% increase in benefits!
The Social Security Administration has announced Social Security recipients will receive an annual cost-of-living adjustment of 8.7% next year, the largest increase since 1981.
Program Performance Report for Fiscal Year 2021
Independence Now is proud to share our Project Performance Report for Montgomery and Prince George’s Counties for the 2021fiscal year.
Three Questions with Shannon | Annie Tulkin of Accessible College
Annie Tulkin, Founder and Director of Accessible College, talks about resources for students with disabilities who are transitioning to a college setting.
Consumer Testimonial – Housing Journey
“Since I have met Ms. Harrod and been involved with the Independence Now Program I am no longer homeless.”