A dentai OTTice aoesn't have accessible parking spots. When a patient with mobility challenges complains, the receptionist tells him that because the office is not bound by the Fair Housing Act, the office is not required to have accessible parking spots. Did the receptionist respond correctly? Yes. The receptionist is correct that the office is not covered by the Fair Housing Act, which only covers residential housing. She was not required by any law to provide the patient with accessible parking. Yes. Disability is not a protected class under any federal law. No. A dental office is a public accommodation and therefore covered by the Fair Housing Act, which requires accessibility. No. A dental office is a public accommodation and therefore covered by the ADA. which

A dentai OTTice aoesn't have accessible parking spots. When a patient with mobility challenges complains, the receptionist tells him that because the office is not bound by the Fair Housing Act, the office is not required to have accessible parking spots. Did the receptionist respond correctly? Yes. The receptionist is correct that the office is not covered by the Fair Housing Act, which only covers residential housing. She was not required by any law to provide the patient with accessible parking. Yes. Disability is not a protected class under any federal law. No. A dental office is a public accommodation and therefore covered by the Fair Housing Act, which requires accessibility. No. A dental office is a public accommodation and therefore covered by the ADA. which

Understanding Business

12th Edition

ISBN:9781259929434

Author:William Nickels

Publisher:William Nickels

Chapter1: Taking Risks And Making Profits Within The Dynamic Business Environment

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