Developmental Disabilities Intervention: Right Care, Right Time, Right People, Right Context Executive Summary Nations are spending billions on developmental disability interventions that too often lack fidelity, effectiveness, or accessibility. Meanwhile, hundreds of children and youth remain on long waitlists, many in rural areas receive no services, and families with the highest-need children often go without support. Decades of research show that the most effective and cost-efficient interventions occur when care is: Delivered in natural environments and daily routines Inclusive of parents and natural caregivers Provided with fidelity to evidence-based practices We must restructure its system to financially incentivize contextualized, parent-coached interventions and expand telehealth options. Doing so will increase capacity, improve outcomes, and reduce long-term costs to Medicaid, schools, and corrections. Background “The right care, in the right place, at t...
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