Led By Innovation
Our mission is to enhance the quality of service and support provided to individuals with developmental disabilities and their caregivers.
Riding Alongside Your Journey
We support prospective and current Intellectual/Developmental Disability service providers with professional supports and services, and assist new providers in starting with solid foundations.
Our Service Structure:
Micro Level
Individuals & Their Social Setting
Mezzo Level
Groups & Institutions
Macro Level
Community, State & National
FAQS
What is the vision of The Provider Support Group?
The Provider Support Group is committed to leveraging innovation to improve service and support for individuals with developmental disabilities and their caregivers.
Who are the primary customers of The Provider Support Group?
The Provider Support Group primarily serves prospective and current Intellectual/Developmental Disability service providers by offering professional support, services, and assistance in establishing strong foundations for new providers.
What types of professional supports and services does The Provider Support Group offer to prospective and current service providers?
The Provider Support Group provides a wide range of professional supports and services, including but not limited to training, consultation, resource referrals, and mentorship programs.
How does The Provider Support Group assist new providers in starting with solid foundations?
The Provider Support Group offers new providers guidance and resources to establish a strong foundation, including assistance with regulatory compliance, program development, and best practices in service delivery.
What innovative strategies does The Provider Support Group employ to enhance service and support for individuals with developmental disabilities?
The Provider Support Group leverages cutting-edge technologies, evidence-based practices, and continuous improvement initiatives to ensure the highest quality of care and support for individuals with developmental disabilities and their providers.
Prevalence and the Need for Comprehensive Support
The prevalence of developmental disabilities in the adult population of the United States is estimated to be approximately 12.8% according to the most recent data available from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). This implies that a significant proportion of adults in the U.S. live with developmental disabilities, highlighting the continued and substantial need for services and support to address their diverse and evolving needs.
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