November, 2020 | Deaf Bilingual Coalition USA

The Importance of Durable Medical Equipment

Published on November 18, 2020November 17, 2020 by admin_dbcusa

Durable medical equipment refers to any medical equipment used in a home or out of the hospital setting to help a patient complete their daily activities and assist in their health care. It can be power-operated or manual equipment such as wheelchairs and hospital beds, depending on the needs of the person. Insurances can cover DME as long as it’s going to be used for medical purposes only. It is also important to equip every medical team with the proper tools to make sure that they can provide medical services anywhere, anytime.

Explaining Teeth Scaling And Root Planing Effectiveness

Published on November 3, 2020February 19, 2024 by admin_dbcusa

Are there any chances to prevent tooth decay and gum inflammation? No Gaps Dental clinics provide schedules and appointments for patients with different periodontal concerns. Significantly, many people may ask about teeth scaling and root planing effectiveness. At first, it may seem like a risky procedure, but the results of a root planing and scaling treatment may save your life. Secure your dental health by asking more questions about preparing for periodontal gum therapy from a specialist.

I say POP, you say SODA… October 25, 2023
We have had a lot of people comment on regional signs and express an interest in more information on this interesting aspect of American Sign Language. Just like there are different forms of sign language in different countries, many areas in our country express things in varying ways. As the title of this entry suggests, […]
HK Smith
You’re on your way before you even really started! October 23, 2023
Feeling discouraged with your ASL progress? Have a student who struggles to remember vocabulary? Convinced yourself that it’s too difficult to learn a new language at your age? Take comfort in the fact that basically 60% of signs are common or partial gestures that humans often use. See the story below created from combining several […]
HK Smith
Coming soon to a computer near you! November 8, 2022
Already tired of election posts? We’re here for you! Like it or not, winter will be here before you know it, so consider keeping your brain active on those short days by learning a little ASL. ASLdeafined.com is offering the next set of live online Sign Language classes with our Deaf experts. See the flyer […]
paul
We love you, too! November 2, 2022
We love our homeschool educators and are so pleased to hear when they love us back 🤟 Thank you to those of you who take the time to let us know how sign language and ASLdeafined have impacted your life in positive ways.
paul
BRANCHING OUT TO LIBRARIES October 25, 2022
ASLdeafined had fun at the Michigan Library Association conference in Port Huron last week! We look forward to hearing from some of the wonderful professionals we connected with to help us reach the goal of improving communication one sign at a time. It was also a pleasure to get to know our fellow exhibitors. It’s […]
HK Smith
IN THE NEWS! October 12, 2022
We hope you enjoyed our “sign story” chatting about autumn and sharing some concepts typically related to this time of year. As part of our efforts to keep our dictionary current, we will also occasionally post blog entries related to current events. For example, most of us heard about hurricane Ian and the impact it […]
HK Smith

I say POP, you say SODA… October 25, 2023
We have had a lot of people comment on regional signs and express an interest in more information on this interesting aspect of American Sign Language. Just like there are different forms of sign language in different countries, many areas in our country express things in varying ways. As the title of this entry suggests, […]
HK Smith
You’re on your way before you even really started! October 23, 2023
Feeling discouraged with your ASL progress? Have a student who struggles to remember vocabulary? Convinced yourself that it’s too difficult to learn a new language at your age? Take comfort in the fact that basically 60% of signs are common or partial gestures that humans often use. See the story below created from combining several […]
HK Smith
Coming soon to a computer near you! November 8, 2022
Already tired of election posts? We’re here for you! Like it or not, winter will be here before you know it, so consider keeping your brain active on those short days by learning a little ASL. ASLdeafined.com is offering the next set of live online Sign Language classes with our Deaf experts. See the flyer […]
paul
We love you, too! November 2, 2022
We love our homeschool educators and are so pleased to hear when they love us back 🤟 Thank you to those of you who take the time to let us know how sign language and ASLdeafined have impacted your life in positive ways.
paul
BRANCHING OUT TO LIBRARIES October 25, 2022
ASLdeafined had fun at the Michigan Library Association conference in Port Huron last week! We look forward to hearing from some of the wonderful professionals we connected with to help us reach the goal of improving communication one sign at a time. It was also a pleasure to get to know our fellow exhibitors. It’s […]
HK Smith
IN THE NEWS! October 12, 2022
We hope you enjoyed our “sign story” chatting about autumn and sharing some concepts typically related to this time of year. As part of our efforts to keep our dictionary current, we will also occasionally post blog entries related to current events. For example, most of us heard about hurricane Ian and the impact it […]
HK Smith

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Month: November 2020

The Importance of Durable Medical Equipment

Explaining Teeth Scaling And Root Planing Effectiveness