Our vulnerable populations need to make it to their doctor's appointments, but getting them there has always presented a problem. Without adequate transportation, those who need medical or behavioral care the most are missing appointments, or not making it to them when they need to the most. To solve this issue, Uber and Lyft have partnered with Unite Us in order to get transportation for those in need of non-emergency medical transportation (NEMT).

Rhett syndrome is an X-chromosome anomaly. It is the second most common chromosomal anomaly affecting females. In fact, Rhett syndrome is primarily found in females, with 1 in 10,000 infants being diagnosed.

In interviews for new jobs, we've all experienced the question "Why should I hire you?" Most people have regarded this commonly asked question as the dreaded one to answer in interviews. However, it doesn't have to be. You just have to figure out what makes you a valuable hire to employers. Here are three ways you can do that.

With schools across the country closed, parents are searching for ways to educate their children at home. Fortunately, the following learning resources are free for families.

Physical therapy serves a primary purpose of helping people achieve basic movements that they need on a day-to-day basis. However, what happens when physical therapy is taken one step further, and a patient is able to surpass basic movement and achieve a higher level of performance? That's exactly what Sutter Health Physical and Hand Therapy in Davis, CA wants to explore.

No matter what field of work you're in, your mindset sets the foundation for how you work and how (or if) you succeed. In Mindset: The New Psychology of Success, Carol Dweck identifies two main mindsets for how people cope with challenges: a fixed mindset or a growth mindset. Ultimately, which mindset you have will determine how far you go in your work, and in your life. Below you will learn to understand both mindsets and how to develop the one that will help you go farthest.

A popular Edutopia article explored the loneliness that special education instructors feel on the job. In her op-ed "Easing a Feeling of Professional Isolationism," columnist Jayne Clare explains that being a special ed teacher can feel lonely. The 30-year education veteran said instructors can overcome isolation by connecting with others.

The Pediatric Physical Therapy Journal has provided exciting recommendations for infants with congenital muscular torticollis (CMT). CMT is a deformity in which an infant's head is tilted to one side and turned to the other side. You might have heard this postural deformity by its more common names of "twisted neck" or "wryneck."

Making a positive difference in someone else's career might be easier than you think. Author, Stav Ziv, shares a story about a professor who listened to her career ambitions (deep dive reporting) and kindly pushed her in a different direction (leadership roles). Her professor believed in her abilities to be a good leader, and he foresaw this field being more successful for her than her own chosen path. Because he respected her enough to give her good advice, and she respected him enough to listen to his good advice, his wisdom positively affected her career.

Sometimes romances begin in groups designed for other purposes. You are spending time in the company of strangers, often sharing personal stories, until they are no longer strangers. Through conversations and side-by-side interactions, with each encounter, you come to know more and more about these people. Maybe one person, in particular, if your heart gets involved. Jessica Sawyer and Donald Wax, two adults with developmental disabilities, are no different.