#ID24 2016: Pixels, Plows & Prescriptions: The Future of Wellness w/ Kel Smith

 Studies indicate that people with disabilities tend to be in poorer health than other patients. In addition, households containing family members with disabilities experience increased economic and logistical barriers when trying to obtain healthy, affordable food. Solving these problems means recognizing the social model of exclusion that prevents fundamental services from reaching low-income and low-access populations. It's a challenge that has inspired new forms of ³design thinking² in the hopes of bridging these accessibility gaps. This session will examine real-world case studies taking place in today's interconnected marketplace from mobile shopping apps to frugal digital innovation that support long-term sustainable benefit for people of all abilities and backgrounds. Captions available: www.streamte..