Barriers to health and wellness faced by people with disabilities are pervasive, destructive, and poorly understood. As a result, people with physical disabilities get sick and die from preventable conditions at disproportionate rates. For example, while women with disabilities do not contract breast cancer at a higher rate than the general population, their mortality rate is one-third higher due to a lack of accessible screening and less aggressive treatment when they are diagnosed, often at later stages of the disease. ICS builds accessible, disability-competent healthcare capacity in several ways.