The article presents analysis of establishing conditions to adapt the environment and to remove barriers for not mobile citizen (the disabled with disorders of musculoskeletal system). In the process of analysis of possibilities to organize non-barrier environment for not mobile citizen the national and foreign normative legal acts, international conventions, materials of national and foreign experts, Internet sources were used. The analysis of current international regulation of non-barrier urban environment for not mobile citizen demonstrates gradual transition from medical concept of disability to social one. The disabled society model surmises that people are disabled to the extent that the environment prevents them from fulfilling their needs and receiving necessary services. The importance of development of municipal and regional quality standards of accessibility of the environment and services for the disabled increases. It is necessary to eliminate informational, communicative and other barriers for this contingent of citizens. The consequences of impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on paradigm alteration in the field of strategy of adaptation of municipalities to needs of not mobile citizen are analyzed. The analysis of interaction between non-barrier environment and not mobile citizen permits to consider this process as an element of their post-medical rehabilitation. Only application of integrated intersectoral approach can positively effect on solution of problems in this area.

social model, disability, non-barrier environment, not mobile citizen, Universal design, non-barrier cities.