Ihoma Healthcare
Disability Discussions with Ihoma Healthcare
Ihoma Healthcare holistically supports individuals with diverse disabilities to have the most independence, choice, and control over their own lives through person-centered service planning. We treat the person, not the diagnosis. Here we provide information about the world of disability through our various videos, audio, research, and more. We truly believe that by informing and keeping the world knowledgeable about what is going on in the world of disability, that everyone will be empowered to make the right choices for themselves and their loved ones.
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7 juil. 2026
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Would You Trust AI to Care for Someone You Loved? Video 07.07.2026 7:12
Would You Trust AI to Care for Someone You Love? Artificial intelligence is rapidly changing healthcare—but should it play a role in supporting people with disabilities? In this thought-provoking episode of Disability Discussions with Ihoma Healthcare, Dr. Grace and Dr. Gadson explore one of the biggest questions facing disability services today: Where should AI help, and where should the human to...
10 Disability Myths We Need to Get Rid of Now 01.07.2026 5:58
In this eye‑opening episode of Disability Discussions with Ihoma Healthcare , we take a direct, honest look at ten of the most persistent myths that continue to shape how society views disability — and how those myths quietly influence care, expectations, opportunities, and everyday interactions. These misconceptions have been around for decades, and many people don't even realize they're repeatin...
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