Long COVID has impacted up to 23 million Americans and counting, many of whom exhibit declines in cognitive function, memory, concentration and communication. As employers and healthcare providers alike struggle to support those in need, speech therapy has emerged as a valuable form of treatment.

The New Jersey Speech-Language-Hearing Association (NJSHA) has been working with the Ryan Patrick Faella Foundation and its annual event Ryan’s Toy Roundup for the past 21 years to collect toys for children in need.

LINCOLN -- Erica Villines found hope in a horse for a more normal life for her 4-year-old daughter Paizley.

Newark students with disabilities need more support and services to recover from pandemic disruptions, parents say.

There's good news for families with infants and young children who have development delays and disability: a state program offering critical early intervention services to these children now have an additional option for children older than three.

JACKSON, Miss. (WJTV) – Mississippi lawmakers finished up the latest hearings in the Senate Study Group on Women, Children and Families.

Pennsylvania has one of the most contentious Senate races in the country this term, and on Tuesday night, during the one and only debate between candidates, eyes were on Democrat John Fetterman, who had a stroke in May just days before his party’s primary.

JAMES CITY — As this fall progresses, visitors to various parks in James City County may see something new — a sign bearing dozens of images, showing locations in each park as well as faces illustrating a variety of expressions.

Just in time for Halloween, Disney is adding to its lineup of costumes customized to meet the needs of kids with various disabilities.

The healthcare workforce has been one of the hardest hit due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and as the labor market has tightened, facilities have been forced to adapt.