Expertise in Areas that Promote Health Equity
People with disabilities come to ICS because we have expert staff who can help them achieve goals, improve their quality of life, and be active members in their community. ICS works with members to address their health, mobility and independence. These areas are the foundational pillars needed to stand up true health equity for people with disabilities.
HEALTH
ICS works to remove barriers to care that are all too common for people with disabilities, so each ICS member is able to enjoy the best possible health.
MOBILITY
Being able to get around freely and comfortably is essential. ICS staff help ensure members have access to properly fitted mobility supports.
INDEPENDENCE
Everyone wants be part of their community. ICS helps members stay engaged and involved, be it through social activities or professional interests.
Latest Posts from The Independent
ICS Named Leading Disability Employer for Second Year
Independence Care System (ICS) has been recognized as a 2022 Leading Disability Employer by the National Organization on Disability (NOD), marking the second year in a row the organization has received the designation.
Celebrating the ADA’s 32nd Anniversary
July 26 marks the 32nd anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), the civil rights law that has changed the lives of people with disabilities in America.
A Caretaker’s Perspective On The Importance Of ICS
For more than two decades, Independence Care System (ICS) has supported the lives of people with disabilities, focusing on the health, mobility and independence of members to ensure they remain active and independent in their communities. By collaborating with service providers and advocates who work on members’ behalf, and connecting with members to gain a deep understanding of their needs and values, ICS has touched the lives of countless members, along with their families, caregivers and loved ones.
Maintaining Your Physical And Mental Health
There are 61 million adults in America living with a disability. Of those millions of people, one in four face roadblocks gaining equitable access to healthcare.
What ICS Members Are Saying
