NEVHC takes appropriate steps to ensure that persons and their families/caretakers who have disabilities have an equal opportunity to receive health care services, including participating in decisions about their care and receiving information in a manner they understand.
Persons with disabilities include those who have physical or mobility disabilities, are blind or visually impaired, are deaf or hard of hearing, exhibit speech impairments, are cognitively impaired, are developmentally impaired, or have a learning disability.
Every reasonable effort will be made to provide auxiliary aids and services without cost to the patient. NEVHC also offers free language interpretation services to non-English speakers and hearing impaired.

