United Spinal Appoints NSO to Florida Region
Wednesday, November 29th, 2006United Spinal Association appoints National Service Officer to Florida region.
Archive for November, 2006United Spinal Appoints NSO to Florida RegionWednesday, November 29th, 2006United Spinal Association appoints National Service Officer to Florida region. Driver Receives Accolades for Efforts with Motorsports ProgramTuesday, November 28th, 2006Jackson Heights, NY—United Spinal Association Director of Sports and Recreation Bill Hannigan (seated, left) presented Justin Bonsignore of Holtsville, NY, with a handsome plaque for his continued efforts both on and off the track for United Spinal’s Motorsports program. 2007 North American Spinal Cord Injury Conference & Disability ExpoWednesday, November 15th, 2006Jackson Heights, NY – The 2007 North American Spinal Cord Injury Conference & Disability Expo invites medical professionals specializing in the field of spinal cord injuries and disorders (SCI/D) to meet with colleagues at the luxurious Gaylord Palms Resort & Convention Center, in Orlando, Florida. United Spinal Association Urges More Lasting Gifts This Holiday SeasonWednesday, November 15th, 2006United Spinal Association urges more lasting gifts this holiday season. United Spinal Introduces Wheelchair Football to the ParksTuesday, November 14th, 2006United Spinal Introduces Wheelchair Football to the Parks. Disabled athletes from around the City will showcase the sport of Wheelchair Football in an exhibition game. ACTION ALERT: Help Prevent Social Security Budget CutsThursday, November 9th, 2006ACTION ALERT: Federal appropriations for next year will delay Social Security disability claims and negatively impact people with new spinal cord injuries. United Spinal Action AlertThursday, November 9th, 2006UPDATE: Victory on medicare wheelchair policies – but more changes needed. ACTION ALERT: Stop Implementation of Harmful Medicare Wheelchair Policies!Thursday, November 2nd, 2006On November 15, 2006, Medicare plans to implement several changes to its mobility device benefit that will severely restrict access to the more technologically-advanced power wheelchairs – the types of power wheelchairs often required by individuals with long-term disabilities and chronic conditions. |