I don’t have a clear cut opinion here, but it is a thought I have entertained too.
Many individuals do not easily fit within a category. For instance, an individual may consider themselves to broadly relate to hearing disability but may also face issues related to cognition and vision.
In my experience, I think that the needs will overlap to a much greater extent than people normally suppose, so that drawing the line at one “type” of need wouldn’t necessarily be helpful. I would like to hear about any experience that anyone has had with such a process.

With power outages occurring in California, I'm interested in knowing how other people are able to access communication services during that period.
Examples of possible power interruptions include:

• Charging devices or phones
• Internet or landline connectivity
• Alerting/notification systemsAlerting and notification
• Medical equipment, accessibility equipment

If you feel like you can share, how does a power outage/shutoff affect you, and have you ever come across strategies/technologies to deal with such circumstances?