Posts for Category: Clinical

Wildfires, hurricanes, blizzards, floods, and other disasters can have a devastating effect on providers and disrupt normal operations, putting health and... Read more »

It is not uncommon for adults with intellectual and development disabilities (I/DD) to have multiple comorbidities and to be on a... Read more »

The use of antipsychotics among adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) ranges between 21% and 45%. In some people, these... Read more »

According to a 2022 study by the university of North Texas, individuals with I/DD are three to four times more likely... Read more »

It’s well-known that individuals with I/DD tend to have complicated medication regimens. They often take multiple prescription drugs and dosing may... Read more »

People with I/DD often have an increased risk of early-onset heart disease, especially conditions such as congenital heart disease, valve problems,... Read more »

The holidays are a wonderful time to connect with family, but for individuals with I/DD,  celebrations can often be overwhelming. Disruptions... Read more »

Yearly vaccinations for diseases like the flu and COVID are a simple way to protect our health and prevent the spread... Read more »

Providers and practitioners caring for individuals with I/DD have many issues to manage, and they may not have opioid use disorder... Read more »