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Why Health Literacy Matters for Your Health and Independence 

Understanding your health isn’t just helpful—it’s powerful.

Health literacy means knowing how to find, understand, and use health information to make decisions that support your well-being. For people with disabilities, strong health literacy can be a vital tool for independence and safety. 

Why It Matters: 

  • Make informed choices to improve your health and get the care you need 

  • Reduce stress during visits to doctors, therapists, and other providers 

  • Find accessible ways to stay active, manage stress, and create a safe home environment 

We’ve put together a brand-new fact sheet to help you see how health literacy supports healthier, more independent lives. 

Need help navigating your healthcare options? Able SC is here to support you. 

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Able South Carolina
720 Gracern Road Suite 106 | Columbia, South Carolina 29210
803.779.5121 | advocacy@able-sc.org

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