Restaurants are closed. Flights have been grounded. Schools have
shut their doors and there are long lineups at grocery stores. All
of this, and much more, in response to the global movement to
social distance and reduce the spread of COVID-19. While we collectively experience the
effects of this global health crisis, our clients, already
recovering from major traumatic events, now face new challenges and
obstacles while continuing to struggle with their injuries and the
barriers they faced before. Our clients have become more vulnerable
as they are forced to navigate the unique needs of a society to
self-isolate and the new landscape of the healthcare system during
the COVID-19 pandemic.