The Coordinating Center Blog

If you have a disability and are looking for work or already have a job, you may have questions about your rights and workplace accommodations. These might include questions about…

New School Year, New Opportunities: Setting Students Up for Success August is a time of winding down from summer and planning for fall. For many families, this means preparing for…

A new federal law, H.R. 1, is bringing changes to Medicaid eligibility and renewal requirements. While not all Maryland Medicaid members will not be affected, some individuals may see changes…

The ‘sandwich generation’ refers to adults who are caring for aging parents or relatives while also supporting children, family members, careers, and their daily responsibilities. As more people find themselves…

Navigating Medicaid can be quite challenging. There are various programs, each with its own rules and benefits. This can lead to confusion. These rules frequently change, making it hard to…

Stress affects everyone, especially those balancing work, family, and caregiving responsibilities. Stress is a natural response. It often builds quietly over time, and can have negative impacts on your health,…

Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) services can play an important role in helping children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and other developmental needs. Families often have questions about how to access…

Communication connects us. It helps caregivers explain a new routine. It helps families advocate for services. It helps people share what they need, want, and feel. But here’s something we…

February 28th is recognized worldwide as Rare Disease Day. With nearly 7,000 known diseases worldwide–many without treatment–and over 300 million people worldwide living with rare diseases, Rare Disease Day is…