There is pretty good understanding within disability studies spaces about the barriers individuals face in getting access to a diagnosis (provider biases, access to resources, time, access to health insurance) which can all be considered aspects of inter-activity because of how we see both the formation of disability being created through the lens of race, gender, socio-economic status, body size, etc. but also how experiences of racism, misogyny, antifatness, and classism in medical settings can in turn shape identity formation of non-disabled identity categories.