If the new travel restrictions become law, we believe challenging them in court is safer than ignoring the law.

The days of 4-6 month parent replacement searches are over thanks to a high profile lawsuit and public pressure.

Here's how to send your comments opposing DODD's proposed unconstitutional travel restrictions before April 1, 2025!

We filed our response in the unannounced home inspection case - here's what you need to know.

Here are 5 key things to know about DODD's legal filing defending unannounced home inspections of waiver recipients.

DODD admitted they misstated the law on hospital care in our lawsuit.

A group of states, led by Texas, is arguing in federal court that Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act—the law that protects people with...

Ohio families sue to stop invasive, unannounced home inspections of people with disabilities and their families, housemates, and guests.

Tell DODD that calling foul play "unanticipated death" devalues the lives of people with developmental disabilities.

Here are the main things to know about our legal filing responding to DODD's motion.

Send your comments on safety beds - it only takes a minute!

In a surprising twist, Ohio’s Department of Developmental Disabilities (DODD) seems to have contradicted the state’s long-standing...

DODD's safety bed "Alert" uses an offensive stereotype to insult dedicted care workers.

Children are 22% of Ohio's population but receive fewer than 7% of waivers... and dropping...

Families deserve a say in policies affecting people with profound disabilities. Transparency is key to fairness. Join the fight for accounta

The 4-6 month mandated replacement provider search is unlawful and cruel.

Families challenge an unlawful mandate that forces replacement searches for family caregivers every 4-6 months.

Medicaid waivers promise home care instead of institutions, but bans on family caregivers turn that promise into an unpaid burden on familie

The Never Alone Act is a major step forward in protecting the rights and dignity of vulnerable Ohioans.

Montgomery County Board of DD Communications Director claims OACB's anti-family caregiver lobbying letter did not try to ban parents.