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2 Assistance at Expo2 Expo Supporters3 Welcome3 Around the Expo3 Career Sponsors4 Exhibitor Listings5 Message from MD Governor5 Career Fair Exhibitors 5 Trinkets & Treasures
2 World of Possibilities2 World of Possibilities
OUR STAFF
World of Possibilities Expo
Friday, May 18, 2012
9:00am - 4:00pm
Saturday, May 19, 2012
11:00am - 4:00pm
Caring Communities, Inc.1-866-227-4644
www.caringcommunities.orgMona Freedman, RN
Executive Director/FounderJay Freedman
President, Board of DirectorsRobbin Davlin
Expo CoordinatorDonna Forman
Sales Account ExecutiveKaren Bullard
Sales Account ExecutiveLisa Meizlish
Sales Account ExecutiveBeth Anne Bloom
Production ManagerShannon Spoler
Production AssistantRicardo Moscoso
Production Assistant
Special Thanks to Our Expo Friends
Caring Communities Board of Directors...And all of the organizations, agencies and people
who helped to make this event so successful.
ASSISTANCE ON THE PREMISESFREE WHEELCHAIR INSPECTIONS AND EMERGENCY REPAIR SERVICESThere will be free onsite wheelchair inspections and emergency repairs provided by AmericleHealthcare. Caring Communities is encouraging donations for these services. All proceeds will go back toCaring Communities to continue helping those with disabilities and their families.
ASSISTANCE AROUND THE EXPOComForcare Home Care Services will be available during show hours for Expo attendees who needassistance.
FOOD SERVICEFood Service located in the rear of the building.
ALTERNATIVE PROGRAM GUIDELarge-format versions of the program are available at the registration table for those requiringlarger type.
•Smoking is prohibited at all times.•Solicitation by individuals or manufacturers other than exhibitors is strictly prohibited.•For your safety please communicate with your party. There may not be an intercom sys-tem available.
•Lost & Found will be located in the registration area.•Show management claims no responsibility for individual belongings.•All exhibits and workshops are subject to change and/or cancellation.•Photography and/or videography are strictly prohibited. Permission from show manage-
EVENT RULES & REGULATIONS
2012 PROGRAM CONTENTS
CO-SPONSORS• MSDE - Division of Special
Education/Early Intervention Services
MEDIA PARTNERS• 680 WCBM Talk Radio
INSIGHT ON disABILITY • MIX 106.5 Radio• Ability Magazine• Fashionably Advantaged MagazineFRIENDS OF THE EXPO• Americle Healthcare
Free Wheelchair Inspection and Repair
• Abilities OT Services Inc. & Irlen Visual Learning Center
• Alzheimer's Association• Apraxia-Kids• Baltimore County Association of Senior
Citizens Organizations• Baltimore County Maryland Access Point• Baltimore County Police Department• ComForcare Home Care Services -
Attendant Care Sponsor• Community College of Baltimore
County- CCBC Photo Club
• Conflict Resolution Center of Baltimore County
• Friends of the Congressional Glaucoma Caucus Foundation
• Holistic Health Coaches• Insight on disABILITY• Joan Bullard Photography Creations• League for People with Disabilities• Maryland Department of
Veterans Affairs• Maryland Disabilities Forum• Maryland Disability Law Center
• Maryland Library for the Blind & Physically Handicapped
• Maryland Statewide Independent Living Council
• Mia Bella Gourmet Candles• Moving Solutions• Ms. Wheelchair Maryland• Project Love in Action• The Image Center• The Sports Nut• V-LINC• WEAN
THANK YOU TO ALL OUR SUPPORTERS!
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AROUND THE EXPOENTERTAINMENT & DEMONSTRATIONSEmploy-ABLE Career FairOpen to job seekers with disabilities. Admission is $3.00 or FREE forthose who pre-register or show a resume at entrance. Friday, May 18th - 9:00am to 4:00pmWalk N' Roll-A-ThonSponsored by Sunshine Project H.E.L.P. & Caring CommunitiesSaturday, May 19th - 9:00 am to 11:00 amTrinkets & Treasure Craft ShowSaturday, May 19th - 11:00am to 4:00pmCaptain Dee-fense Saturday, May 19th Only at 1pmTalent Show Presented by B'more Abilities Special Arts CenterSaturday, May 19th - 1:15pm - 2:00pmJessee Magee, Acoustic Performance, with Tony Nelson & Chris SonderGroundwireRecords.com, Saturday, May 19th - 12:45pm to 1:15pmGlaucoma Screenings, Sponsored by Friends of the Congressional Glaucoma Caucus FoundationFriday, May 18th & Saturday May 19th - In Parking LotRick Galloway, Acoustic Performance, GroundwireRecords.comFriday, May 18th - 12:30pm to 1:15pmFashion ShowSaturday, May 19th - 11:45am to 12:00pmStephen Heller, Acoustic Performance, GroundwireRecords.comSaturday, May 19th - 12:15pm to 12:45pmBeyond Care Caregiver Training -(In the Vista Room)Assisted Living Training, DDA, RSA, NSA Consultation For License. MEDTech and CPR/First Aid, Visit their booth for registrationFriday, May 18th & Saturday May 19th - 12:00pm to 2:00pmTanya Taylor, Speaking on “Gastroparesis and Me”Saturday, May 19th - 11:15amMichael O’Connor, Singing Elvis, GroundwireRecords.comSaturday, May 19th - 12:00pm to 12:15pmMichael O’Connor & Jon Schmidt, Singing Elvis and Johnny CashGroundwireRecords.com, Saturday, May 19th - 2:15pm - 3:00pmON OUR INFORMATION TABLEMVA -Glen Burnie, MDApplications for Maryland Parking Placards/License Plates forIndividuals with a DisabilityMaryland RX CardsAutism Society InformationDown Syndrome Support Group InformationThe Vertical PoolBookmarks, People First LanguageWorld of Possibilities Magazine & BookEmploy-ABLE 2012 Disabilities Career FairSponsored by:The Baltimore City Mayor’s Commission on Disabilities.Baltimore County Commission on DisabilitiesHarford County Commission on DisabilitiesCaring CommunitiesWelcome BRACDepartment of Labor Licensing and Regulation (DLLR)Division of Rehabilitation Services (DORS)League for People with DisabilitiesThe Mayor’s Office of Employment Development (MOED)
Funded in Part by:National Disability Institute's Real Economic Impact TourThe Baltimore City Mayor’s Commission on Disabilities.Harford County Commission on DisabilitiesCaring Communities
THE WORLD OF POSSIBILITIESDISABILITIES, HEALTHY AGING &
INDEPENDENT LIVING EXPO
A Service of Caring CommunitiesCaring Communities is pleased to welcome you to our World of PossibilitiesExpo, the most anticipated disabilities event of its kind in the region!
Caring Communities is delighted to bring you this very exciting disabilities,caregiver event, a consumer exposition that is offered to the public inBaltimore, MD. World of Possibilities Expo is dedicated to improving the livesof children and adults with disabilities, all seniors, their families and care-givers, as well as health care and education professionals.
This Expo will provide an opportunity for attendees to explore a vast arrayof products and services such as: assistive and adaptive technology, durablemedical equipment, computer software, senior services, mobility products,living aids and more all conveniently displayed to see, touch, and comparein a "one-stop shopping" experience. This will give individuals who do nottypically have easy access to comparison shopping a hands-on opportunityto try devices and speak directly to equipment representatives about theproducts and services. World of Possibilities will also offer informativedemonstrations, and representatives from local and statewide agencies/organizations to assist the disabilities and senior communities in gainingmore information about supports, services and resources that they mayneed now or in the future.
Caring Communities, Inc. is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization which offersdisability-related training, education, publications, and events for the benefitof children and adults with disabilities, their families and caregivers, as well ashealthcare and education professionals. Our efforts will enhance the quality oflife regardless of the nature or severity of the disability; empower individualswith disabilities to achieve economic self-sufficiency and independentliving and; promote inclusion to enjoy full participation in society.
Caring Communities has now grown into a well known and widely respected service organization offering disability-related activities andevents for thousands within the entire disabilities and senior communitiesin Maryland. Our events and services include: the World of Possibilities Expo,the Caring Kit, the Caring Network and local respite care trainings. Our publi-cations include the World of Possibilities Lifestyle Disabilities Magazine andthe About Our Family respite care workbook.
I hope you enjoy the Expo!
Sincerely,
Mona Freedman, RNExecutive Director/FounderCaring Communities, Inc.
Email Mona Freedman [email protected]
www.caringcommunities.org
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EXHIBITOR LISTINGSA&A Medical Supply146 Chartley DriveReisterstown, MD 410-526-9323www.aamedicalsupply.orgOur Mission is to offer the absolute bestservice and selection in medical equipmentand supplies at the best possible price.Abbott3320 Midland CourtAbingdon, MD443-910-6398www.psoriasisspeaks.comA psoriasis and psoriatic arthritic programthat provides education, resources and support. See www.psoriasisspeaks.com.Abilities OT & Irlen Visual Learning Center600 Reisterstown Road, Suite 600GHPikesville, MD410-358-7269www.AOTSS.com &www.irlenvlcmd.comAbilities OT & Irlen Visual Learning Centerprovide case management and occupationaltherapy services & trainings for consumers,caregivers, & professionals on home modifi-cations/safety assessment, worksite evalua-tions, and caregiver support to promoteindependent living with minimal physical,environmental, mental & emotional stressand barriers.Able Mart, Inc.30 S. Providence RoadWallingford, PA1-888-345-8924 or 609-221-8699www.ablemart.comProduct solutions for independent living.ACCESS Nursing Services1407 York Rd, Suite 306Lutherville, MD 410-321-5560www.accessnursing.comFamily owned and operated for 27 years inthe Baltimore area, ACCESS provides “carebeyond compare” with skilled care, respite,companion and transportation services.JCAH0 accredited.Accessible Rental VansOwings Mills, MD410-581-3553www.arv1.comAccessible Rental Vans rents wheelchairaccessible vans in MD, DC, DE, PA and VA.We offer hand controls and transfer seats.We also deliver.Advanced Hearing Group101 West Ridgley Rd., Suite 6BLutherville, MD410-719-9040 or 1-877-255-3277www.hearingcentersofmd.comAdvanced Hearing Group provides audiologyand hearing care services. Call for a FREE fearing consultation by licensed audiologists: 877-841-4327.
Advanced Medical Concepts 9H Gwynns Mill Ct.Owings Mills, MD 443-829-9831 or 1-800-860-3185www.amcbaltimore.comAdvanced Medical Concepts (AMC) is dedicated to providing custom seating andpositioning for clients in need of mobilitysolutions. Home evaluations available.Alderman Speech Pathology Services1721 Pennsylvania Ave.Baltimore, MD240-353-3455 or 410-728-0853www.aldspeech.comAlderman Speech Pathology Services, LLCprovides speech, language, cognitive andswallowing therapy to pediatric, adult andgeriatric populations in Washington, DC andBaltimore, MD.All American Windows and Siding 408 Main St.Reisterstown, MD410-654-6500 or 410-833-1333AllAmericanWindowsandSiding.comAll American is a family owned companywith thousands and thousands of satisfiedcustomers. Owner operated, completeremodeling services. Terrific products at rea-sonable prices. No commissions. Deal directwith owner Garry Lavenstein.All Terrain Wheeled ChairMaking the beach available toeveryone!Eldersburg, MD410-549-5707 www.caringcommunities.orgAll-terrain, weather resistant wheelchairmade from PVC pipe. Roleez low pressure 3psi 'balloon tires' move easily over sand,grass, gravel, concrete or uneven surfaces.Alliance Seating & Mobility1650 Independence Dr.New Braunfels, TX830-627-4551www.alliance-seating.comProviding patients and clients with high-quality rehab equipment, service and support. Our products include customizedrehab equipment, custom power and manu-al wheelchairs, and many other products tohelp clients lead a better quality of life.Alzheimer’s Association1850 York Rd., Suite DTimonium, MD410-561-9099 or 1-800-272-3900www.alz.org/marylandYou need not be on the journey alone. TheAlzheimer’s Association is here with support and services for you, your family,and caregiver.
Americle Healthcare 2144 Priest Bridge Ct., Suite 13Crofton, MD410-721-0958 or 1-866-733-2282www.americlehc.comAmericle Healthcare, Inc. is a local medicalsupply and equipment company. Whatmakes us different? We work harder thanother companies. Why? WE CARE! Period.Apraxia-Kids220 Ritterslea Ct.Owings Mills, MD410-902-8703Awareness for speech apraxia.Attachables, Inc.Upper Marlboro, MD301-856-3004www.attachablesinc.comHand-EEE– wrist ankle wallet holds ID,credit cards, keys, cash and cell phone. Pro-visionRx– FREE pharmacy discount card.Win-Win game– 2 players (couples)improves relationships, no one loses.Baltimore County Association ofSenior Citizens Organizations 1216 Glenback Ave.Pikesville, MD410-484-6866www.spenceweb.org/bc-index.htmWe advocate for seniors and their disabilitiesthrough our five meetings a year and testimonies to legislators.Baltimore CountyDepartment of Health6401 York Road,Third FloorBaltimore, MD410-887-3723www.baltimorecountymd.gov/healthThe Baltimore County Department of Healthwill provide information about Public HealthEmergency Preparedness and communityhealth services.Baltimore CountyMaryland Access Point611 Central AvenueTowson, MD 410-887-4202www.marylandaccesspoint.infoMaryland Access Point (MAP) is a central-ized service to provide information & assis-tance for individuals of all income levelswho need long-term services or want toplan for future needs. Information is alsoavailable for family & care-givers trying tosupport a parent, spouse, or adult child.Baltimore County Police Department700 E. Joppa Rd.Towson, MD410-887-5901www.baltimorecountymd.gov/Agencies/police/Dissemination of proactive crime preventionliterature to assist reducing one’s vulnerabilityto crime.
Bath Fitter10315 S. Dolfield Rd.Owings Mills, MD410-363-2199 X 185www.snyderhomeservices.comBATH FITTER has been North America’s leading manufacturer of acrylic bathtub lin-ers, tub surrounds, shower stall liners, andshower stall replacements since 1984.Beyond Care6002 Liberty RoadGwynn Oak, MD410-281-9616www.beyondcare.orgAssisted living training, DDA, RSA, NSA consultation for license. MEDTech andCPR/1st Aid.B’MoreAbilities Special Needs Art Center3001 Dunglow Rd.Baltimore, MD443-769-0507 or 410-633-3083www.basac.orgB'moreAbilities Special Arts Center special-izes in dynamic and engaging dance programs for all individuals with develop-mental and/or physical challenges frominfant to adult.Buddy Bike, LLCThe Alternative Tandem Bicycle forSpecial Needs and Adaptive Cycling786-489-BIKE (2453)www.buddybike.comThe Buddy Bike is the alternative tandembicycle that places the smaller rider in frontproviding adaptive cycling and safe familyfun for special needs families.Camp Fairlee Manor22242 Bayshore Rd.Chestertown, MD410-778-0566de.easterseals.com/fairleeCamp Fairlee is a traditional, residentialsummer camp for children and adults withdisabilities. Respite weekends, travel trips.Cancer Awareness BraceletsGaithersburg, MD240-481-6559Swarovski Crystal cancer awarenessbracelets to honor and remember thoseaffected by cancer! Benefits Relay For Life /American Cancer Society. Capital Remodeling14426 Windy Oak CircleUpper Marlboro, MD1-800-939-0728www.CapitalRemodeling.comCapital Remodeling is offering free, no obligation estimates and a special discount$500 off!! Stop by and see our walk-in display.
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It is my pleasure to congratulate Caring Communities and the 9th annual Worldof Possibilities Expo. For over 12 years, Caring Communities has sought to addressthe needs of so many individuals in our State, and for that we owe this organization our gratitude. Caring Communities and the World of PossibilitiesExpo connect so many of our neighbors to vital services and information. Thanksto the efforts of so many caring parents, care providers and volunteers, over 400people have been trained to provide essential respite care services to Marylandfamilies through the Caring Network.
As we work towards a better, stronger Maryland, we have tremendous progresson which to build. We have taken action on important initiatives to empower ourneighbors and improve our quality of life.
Together, united in the dignity of every individual and in our responsibility toadvance the common good, we are building the One Maryland we hold in ourhearts. Working together with groups such as Caring Communities we can continue that progress to make sure every one of us has the opportunity to makea meaningful and positive difference in this world.
Thank you for your passion and perseverance.
GovernorMARTIN O’MALLEY
Message from Maryland’s Governor
Baltimore CASH Campaign 410-234-2802www.baltimorecashcampaign.org
Chimes410-358-6677 • www.chimes.org
Community College of Baltimore County443-840-4739 • www.ccbcmd.edu
Consumer Credit Counseling Service of Maryland and Delaware, Inc.410-747-2050 • www.cccs-inc.org
Federal Highway Administration866-769-2718•www.fhwa.dot.gov
Life Bridge Health410-601-2317 • www.lifejobs.org
NAVAIR301-342-6883 • www.jobs.navair.navy.mil
Quest Diagnostics Inc.410-536-1352 •www.questdiagnostics.com
Social Security Administration410-965-8882 or [email protected]
Towson University410-704-6013•www.towson.edu
USDA Food Safety & Inspection Service202-720-5372 • www.fsis.usda.gov
Juice Plus/Tower Garden 410-925-9759 • [email protected]
Miche Bags by Revamp Your Skin,Catherine Tolbert-Harris443-864-7904revampyourskin.miche.com
Monroy Collection301-385-2324www.monroycollection.com
Organo Gold Coffee443-915-7516 www.organogold.com
Patty´s Embroidery410-935-2227www.pattysembroidery.com
Providence Center, Inc.410-766-2212 ext. # 103 www.providencecenter.com
R & M Creations and Crafts410-391-0282 • [email protected]
Silpada Jewelry, Robin Boyle443-854-9422mysilpada.com/robin.boyle
Sophisticated Designs Jewelry by S & G410-960-4468 • sophiagwenjewelry.com
St. Peter´s Adult Learning Center410-685-7340 • www.stpetersalc.org
Tastefully Simple, Danita Bly410-984-6418www.tastefullysimple.com/web/Dbly
The Pampered Chef, Dawn Hart410-877-1579www.pamperedchef.biz/cookingwithHart
Thirty One Gifts, Patty Tarka240-457-6195www.mythirtyone.com/122657
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CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield10455 Mill Run Circle Mail Stop 02-345Owings Mills, MD410-549-7682 or 410-998-5776www.CareFirst.comFor more than 75 years, CareFirst BlueCrossBlueShield and its predecessors and affiliateshave provided health insurance and relatedhealth benefit services and productsthroughout MD, DC, and Northern VA tonearly 3.4 million members.Caring Communities, Inc.5360-E Enterprise St..Eldersburg, MD410-549-5707 or 1-866-CARING-4www.CaringCommunities.orgCaring Communities offers disability-relatedactivities and events within Maryland. Eventsand services include: the Caring Kit, theCaring Network and local respite care train-ings. Proudly presenting the World ofPossibilities Expo.Central Vision Solutions13 Trojan Horse Dr.Phoenix, MD410-667-3633www.central-vision.comCentral Vision Solutions is the exclusive dealer for Enhanced Vision in Maryland.We provide solutions to people with low vision. Our devices help people to readand help them regain their independence.CENTROL, Emergency Response Systems7508 Knollwood Rd.Towson, MD410-828-5564www.centrol-inc.comProducts to get help quickly for people when spending time alone. Works throughhome telephone line at the push of a wearable buton.The Cerebral Palsy Group301-888-1177www.theCPGroup.orgThe Cerebral Palsy Group provides vital net-working for their associates, informationabout research, health, social and daily life.We have two major conferences each year.Cheryl Duncan, Holistic Health Coach6E Skylark Ct.Parkville, MD410-925-0542www.llhelpers.comGuiding seniors and people with disabilitiesto set goals for health and happiness bymaking gradual changes that will enhancetheir quality of life.ComForcare Home Care Services-Attendant Care Sponsor9952 Liberty RoadRandallstown, MD410-922-6262nwbaltimore.comforcare.com
We provide assistance in meeting all thedaily needs of the homebound individual,from companionship to meal preparation,from hands-on personal care to 24-hoursupervision.Community College of BaltimoreCounty-CCBC Photo Club2002 Cranbourne RoadTimonium, MD443-286-0677Money raised by the CCBC Photo Club fromsale of matted/framed photos & notecards tobe donated for CCBC scholarships to singlestep program for special learners.Conflict Resolution Center ofBaltimore County8707 Harford Road, Suite AParkville, MD410-663-7070www.crcbaltimorecounty.orgThe Conflict Resolution Center of BaltimoreCounty is a non-profit organization that pro-vides conflict resolution services at no cost toindividuals, communities and organizations.CRC services are effective in a variety of situ-ations including, IEP facilitation in schools,addressing harmful behaviors committed by youth, as well as neighborhood, landlord/tenants, business and many other types of conflict. Creative Behavioraland Educational Solutions, LLC334 Stratford RoadCatonsville, MD410-852-2237www.cbe-solutions.comCBES provides in-home behavioral and educational services for individuals withdevelopmental differences.DateAble, Inc.Brandywine, MD301-888-1177www.dateable.orgDateable is a nationwide dating service for people with disabilities. The greatermembership ranges from the DC area to the New York area. Joining fee is $125. Dr. Harvey Levy & Associates, P.C.198 Thomas Johnson Dr., Suite 108Frederick, MD301-663-8300www.drhlevyassoc.comVisit drhlevyassoc.com to discover Dr. HarveyLevy & Associates’ 38 years of comprehensiveand compassionate dental office, sedationand hospital services for all disabled andspecial-needs patients. 301-663-8300.East Coast Ambulance & Wheelchair Service9505 Harford Rd.Baltimore, MD410-663-2012 or 1-855-663-2012www.eastcoastambulance.comWe provide transportation solutions for individuals, hospitals and skilled nursing
facilities. We welcome the opportunity totransport you or a family member to socialevents, doctor’s appointments, dialysis, to thehospital Emergency Room, for a discharge out of the hospital or nursinghome, etc. When customer service and time-liness matter, East Coast Ambulance andWheelchair Service is the solution for all your transportation needs. Call today!Exceptional Care for Children11 Independence WayNewark, DE302-894-1001www.exceptionalcare.orgExceptional Care for Children is Delaware’sonly pediatric nursing facility providing ahome-like environment, outside of the hospital, for medically fragile and terminallyill children.Fashionably Advantaged Magazine8102 Summitwood Ct.Clinton, MD301-379-5471www.FashionablyAdvantagedMag.comFashionably Advantaged Magazine focuseson the Fashion, Beauty, Entertainment andHeath of youth and adults with Disabilities.First Maryland Disability Trust1400 Front Ave., Suite 200Lutherville, MD410-296-4406 www.firstmdtrust.orgA Pooled Asset Special Needs Trust offeringtrust services to protect & manage trustassets of disabled Marylanders preservingeligibility for public and private benefits.Foundations for Medical Adult Care1025 W. Nursery Rd.Linthicum, MD410-789-7772www.FoundationsGroup.netFoundations Adult Medical Day Care is dedicated to providing the optimal quality oflife for each client utilizing our services.Friends of the Congressional GlaucomaCaucus Foundation69-44 76th ST. Middle Village, NY 202-674-6379www.glaucomacongress.orgDedicated to supporting the activities of theCongressional Glaucoma Caucus, a group ofUnited States Congress members who arededicated to helping all Americans fight thescourge of glaucoma and other eye diseases.Gait Dynamics LLC 3800 Glen AvenueBaltimore, MD443-487-4394www.DynamicBracingSolutions.netGait Dynamics specializes in DBS type braces.We help restore secure balance, naturalmovement and reliable protection from painand deformity.
Gastroparesis Awareness/Teen Moms Fresh Start9737 Promise CourtLaurel, MD443-623-5297www.teenmomsfreshstart.orgwww.gastroparesisandme.comLiving with Ideopathic Gastroparesis, a singleparent for 14 years and the Founder of TeenMoms Fresh Start; please help me support the efforts being made daily, todemand research and to find a cure for thoseliving with or affected by Gastroparesis.Grandma and Baby Turtle45548 Lake Haven TerraceSterling, VA703-433-1121www.etsy.com/grandmaandbabyturtleWalker, wheelchair and stroller bags as well as bibs and lap blankets for adults and children. Special/custom orders are welcome.Harbour Way11251 Dolfield Blvd.Owings Mills, MD443-394-3760www.harbourschool.orgOffering social skills classes, sibling supportgroups and summer day camp. Providing anopportunity for young adults with high functioning disabilities to learn independentliving skills in a cooperative living arrangement.Health Management Associates Inc. /Disability Advocates1 N Charles St., Suite 402Baltimore, MD410-332-0185 ext. 1340 or 1-800-727-6454www.hma.netHeath Management Associates Inc. andDisabilities Advocates has been successful for more than 20 years. We have assistedmore than 57,000 claimants with acquiringSSI/SSDI benefits.Healthsouth Rehab Hospital of York1850 Normandie Dr.York, PA717-767-6941www.healthsouth.comProviding a higher level of care to patientsrecovering from stroke, neurological disorders, orthopedic surgeries, traumaticinjuries and amputations.HOMECALL25225 Cascade RoadCascade, MD 301-491-2100HOMECALL Full Service Home Health Care(Skilled Nursing, PT, OT, ST Social Work,Dietician) Medicare Certified JointCommission accreditation, Serving theState of Maryland.
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EXHIBITOR LISTINGS CONTINUED ...The Image Center for People with Disabilities300 E. Joppa Rd., Suite 302Towson, MD443-275-9395www.imagemd.orgWe are an Independent Living Organization,working to change the meaning of disability.INSIGHT ON disABILITYPikesville, MD 410-292-8138www.insightondisability.comSunday 7-8 p.m. WCBM Talk Radio AM 680.Joan Bullard Photography CreationsHampstead, MD410-299-1054Joan is a Virginia-based artist who createsbeautiful photographic images. She alsoworks as a Staff Aide in a supported livingcommunity for the brain-injured.John Basmajian Insurance5729 White AvenueBaltimore, MD410-325-6448www.jbmedicare.comYears of experience helping people find aMedicare plan that is best for them.Kennedy Krieger Institute707 N. BroadwayBaltimore, MD
443-923-7335www.kennedykrieger.orgKennedy Krieger Institute is internationallyrecognized for improving the lives of children and adolescents with disorders andinjuries of the brain, spinal cord, and musculoskeletal system.Kitchen Saver10315 S. Dolfield Rd.Owings Mills, MD410-363-8283www.kitchensaver.comLet Kitchen Saver custom cabinet renewalsmake your existing cabinets beautiful ANDmore accessible. Options: roll out lower orpull down upper shelving, open sink basefor wheelchair access, and more!LeafFilter North of MD, Inc.Linthicum, MD1-800-290-6106www.LeafFilter.comPatented stainless steel micro filter eliminatesall debris from entering your gutters! CallTODAY for a free no obligation estimate.LeafGuard of Maryland & Northern Virginia10611 Iron Bridge Road, Suite CJessup, MD240-568-0010www.leafguard.comNever clean your gutters again! Guaranteed!.With gutters from LeafGuard by Beldon, you
can simply get it, and forget it!The League for People with Disabilities1111 E. Cold Spring LaneBaltimore, MD410-323-0500www.leagueforpeople.orgThe League for People with Disabilities offersindividuals the opportunity to gain independence, to increase self-sufficiencyand to improve the quality of life.Marian Insley, Holistic Health Coach2713 Placid AvenueParkville, MDwww.hugsnapples.comHugs ‘n Apples embraces seniors and thoseliving past cancer. It’s Holistic HealthCoaching based on bio-individuality andbalance in proper nutrition and lifestyle.MarTar Swim School6801-B Douglas Legum DriveElkridge, MD410-799-8887www.martarswimming.comMarTar Swimming School provides quality,enriching swimming education and otherprograms that give equal access to everyoneto learn at their own pace and abilities.Maryland Department of Disabilities& Technology Assistance Program2301 Argonne Dr., Room T-17Baltimore, MD
1-800-832-4827 or 1-866-881-7488 (TTY)www.mdod.maryland.govThe Maryland Department of Disabilitiesworks with in partnership with other stateagencies to assure that government removesbarriers for people with disabilities and cre-ate new opportunities in education,employment, housing and transportation. Maryland Department of Housing & Community Development100 Community PlaceCrownsville, MD410-514-7000www.mdhousing.orgThe Maryland Department of Housing andCommunity Development works with part-ners to finance housing opportunities andrevitalize great places for Maryland citizensto live, work and prosper. News updates alsoare available by following DHCD on Twitter(www.twitter.com/MDHousing) andFacebook at facebook.com/marylandhousing.Maryland Department of Veterans Affairs16 Francis St.Annapolis, MD410-260-3838www.mdva.state.md.usMDVA provides representation to the U.S.Department of Veteran Affairs, operates fiveState Veterans Cemeteries, managesCharlotte Hall Veterans Home and providesbenefits information.
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EXHIBITOR LISTINGS CONTINUED ...Maryland Disabilities Forum10270 Old Columbia Rd., Suite 100Columbia, MD443-539-0178www.mddforum.orgA cross-disability organization providingpeople with disabilities the opportunity toengage in public forums to facilitate systemschange; ensuring community inclusion, civilrights, and equal opportunities.Maryland Disability Law Center1800 N. Charles Street, Suite 400Baltimore, MD 410-727-6352www.mdlclaw.orgThe Maryland Disability Law Center (MDLC)provides free legal services to Maryland residents with disabilities. We strive for amore integrated, just society with equalopportunities for people to participate incommunity life.Maryland Library for the Blind andPhysically Handicapped415 Park AvenueBaltimore, MD410-230-2456www.lbph.lib.md.usLibrary that serves people who are print disabled. Includes blind, low vision, physically disabled, learning disabled.
Maryland Relay/MAT Program301 W. Preston St., Ste. 1008ABaltimore, MD410-767-6962 (Voice and TTY)www.mdrelay.orgMaryland Relay is a free public service thatallows persons with hearing or speech lossto stay independent on the telephone.Maryland Accessible Telecommunicationsdistributes free amplified and captionedphones, ring signalers, TTY’s and other assistive devices to qualified applicants who have disabilities.Maryland Statewide IndependentLiving Council2301 Argonne Dr.Baltimore, MD 410-554-5412www.dors.state.md.usThe MSILC promotes, supports and enhancesopportunities for Marylanders with disabili-ties to maximize choices to independentlylive, work and play.Mia Bella Gourmet CandlesManchester, MD410-818-7537www.lisascandleboutique.comMia Bella products invigorate your senseswith over 100 candles and melts and revitalize your body with body bars, soaps,lotions, and indulgent mineral cosmetics.
Morgan Stanley Smith Barney 2330 W. Joppa Rd., Suite 255Lutherville, MD410-494-1874fa.smithbarney.com/jamescurranPreserving and Protecting: Planning for thefuture of an individual with special needsrequires preparation, careful research andexperienced professional guidance.Moving SolutionsBaltimore, MD410-988-3933www.movingsolutions.comMoving Solutions provides personalizedmoving, de-cluttering and other related services for individuals with disabilities and seniors.Ms. Wheelchair Maryland301-343-7251Ms. Wheelchair 2012 is Courtney Wallace.Courtney will be one of the 39 contestantsat the Ms. Wheelchair America Pageant inGrand Rapids, Michigan.Mt. Airy Bicycles/bike123.com15780 Bushy Park Rd.Woodbine, MD301-864-2211 or 301-831-5151 or410-795-2929www.bike123.comThe ENABLERS! Bicycles, Tricycles, HandCycles-Adaptive, Special Needs, Adults &Children’s Tandems, Recreational Cycles,
accessories, lessons. We are the Learn-to-Ride Experts.National Rehabilitation Information Center8201 Corporate Dr., Suite 600Landover, MD301-459-5900www.naric.comNARIC is a library and information centerfocusing on disability and rehabilitationresearch.Owens Corning/Remodel USA, Inc.415 Ridgefield Ave.Stephens City, VA443-243-5885 or 540-868-8938www.owenscorning.comwww.myremodelusa.comStop by our booth and ask about our ShowSpecials!Private Home Care, LLC1700 Reisterstown Road, Suite 208Pikesville, MD410-486-5565www.phcmd.comProviding in-home care for elderly and disabled adults.
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Progress Unlimited11431 Cronhill Drive, Suite COwings Mills, MD410-363-8550 ext. 3112www.progressunlimited.orgAdult Medical Day Care and Wellness Centerprogram. Has a staff supervision ratio of 1:6and provides a unique center offering critical support services.Project Love in Action, Inc. 5 Solar Circle, Suite EBaltimore, MD443-631-4089www.projectloveinaction.comProject Love in Action helps those who cannot help themselves in Africa. HIV/AIDSeducation, shoes, medicine, eye exams andglasses, food, clothes etc.Ravens Adult Medical Day CareCenter1821 North Smallwood St.Baltimore, MD410-225-7888www.ravensmedical.comWe provide services to our clients in a family environment that is safe and filledwith love. Keeping an elderly loved one athome as long as possible is a goal thatmany of us share.
Ride-Away Handicap Equipment CorporationLondonberry, NH603-216-3955 www.ride-away.comAmerica’s largest provider of modified vehicles and adaptive equipment for peoplewith disabilities.Russel Toyota 6324 Baltimore National PikeBaltimore, MD410-984-1137 www.russeltoyota.comFor over 40 years, Russel Toyota has servedMaryland drivers in Baltimore County with an excellent Toyota sales, service andparts-buying experience. In an effort toprovide solutions that serve the mobilityneeds of our customers we are proud tooffer the New 2012 Toyota Sienna minivanwith the auto industry-first, factoryinstalled auto access seat. ShelfGenie1642 Powers Ferry Road, Suite 200Marietta, GA770-257-0190www.shelfgenie.comShelfGenie custom designs, builds andinstalls gliding shelving sytems turningcluttered cabinets and pantries into organized and accessible spaces resulting in
less stress every day.Special Olympics of Maryland3701 Commerce DriveBaltimore, MD410-242-1515 ext. 125www.somd.orgThe mission of Special Olympics is to provide year-round sports training and athletic competition in a variety ofOlympic-type sports for persons with intel-lectual disabilities, giving them continuingopportunities to develop physical fitness,demonstrate courage, experience joy andparticipate in a sharing of gifts, skills andfriendship with their families, other SpecialOlympics athletes, and the community.Stay At Home, Inc.3834 New Section Rd.Middle River, MD443-739-5361www.StayAtHome4Life.comStay at Home provides creative solutions togetting in, out and around your home. It isa one-stop shop for all your accessibilityneeds.
Symbius Medical2311 W. Utopia RoadPhoenix, AZ202-510-7512www.symbiusmedical.comSymbius Medical is a National provider of Urological Products and Services. We are dedicated to improving the quality of life for our customers by delivering supplies with compassionate and exceptional service.The Sports Nut1532 Liberty Road Liberty StationEldersburg, MD410-549-4747www.TheSportsNut.comPro Sports Licensed Clothing & Gear! All 32Pro Football Teams! Discount Party Balloons& Cards! Much More!TheraFit Gym for the Disabled1111 Washington Rd.Westminster, MD410-871-2494www.therafitgym.comTheraFit Gym is dedicated to providing specialized activity-based rehabilitation andfitness programs to children, adults andseniors with disabilities to rehabilitate andrestore their quality of life.
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Tracy Das, Holistic Health Coach841 E. Fort Avenue, #257Baltimore, MD410-507-5807www.pritte.comFeel more alive and look younger too!Together we will break through any barriersyou may have. I specialize in Nutrition andPain Management. Reduce your pain...Stopby Booth #123 for a free demo. Tuning Element1440 State Highway 248,Suite Q-435Branson, MO417-973-0312www.tuningelement.comTuning Element Bracelets, real tools for abetter life! Our customers have reportedsuch benefits as pain relief, reducedswelling, better sleep, and less fatigue. Theyhave enjoyed positive improvements in flex-ibility, range of motion, coordination, bal-ance, strength, energy and alertness andhave also reported relief from stress, ADHD,asthma, and from back pain, joint pain andmuscle pain. Village House Apartments7426 Village Rd.Sykesville, MD410-795-0606 or 1-800-735-2258 (TDD)Village House Senior Apartments, located inSykesville, MD, now have spacious 1 & 2Bedroom Apartments available starting at$739.
V-LINC2301 Argonne DriveBaltimore, MD410-554-5413www.v-linc.orgProviding Independence ThroughTechnology. V-LINC increases independence,abilities, and access for children and adultswith any disability through assistive andcustomized technologies.VSP of Sinai Hospital5607 Metro DriveBaltimore, MD443-955-7526www.lifebridgehealth.org/vspVSP of Sinai Hospital annually providesvocational services and employment oppor-tunities to over 300 individuals with disabil-ities and economic need in the Baltimoremetropolitan area.W.E.A.N.- Women Embracing Abilities NowBaltimore, MD410-433-0614www.wean1.orgW.E.A.N. (Women Embracing Abilities Now)is a mentoring program servicing womenwith varying degrees of dis-ABILITIES.
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