Kenneth Bence
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first heard Jun 2026
last heard 19 Jun
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So if we have a group home in our community and supporting people with intellectual developmental disabilities, they should be part of our community events.
If we have a national night out, night to unite kind of thing, encouraging them to come there.
If we see a group home taking their residents out for a walk to the neighborhood,
say, aha, include them in things.
They should be integrated into our community.
And so I think those are all really good sort of overriding public health thing.
And I'm really glad that what you mentioned before, Barry, just from a practitioner standpoint.
I haven't seen or heard anything to suggest that.
You know, I think it became really hard for people with disabilities to not be able to get out during the COVID experience.
And depending on a person's degree of disability, their intellectual ability to comprehend what was happening and, you know, why masks need to be worn and things like that.
And so I think that, you know, those were challenges.
That whole COVID thing was a huge strain on staffing again, because, you know, healthcare workers in general, you know, didn't want to be exposing themselves or their families more than they had to.
And so there were a lot of,
There was a lot of work happened to try to reduce exposures, you know, and spread as much as possible.
Of course, people with disabilities tend to be more susceptible to infections and things and viruses.
And so that was a concern.
But I haven't seen or heard indications of lingering issues related to that.
Significant, right?
Yeah.
Well, there could be a lot to unpack there.
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