A Minnesota autism provider is experiencing difficulties due to approval delays. Behavioral Dimensions, which has 150 clients, is paying staff out of pocket as a result. One client, 19-year-old Grant, has profound autism and is severely disabled, with behaviors such as self-hitting. His father, Scott Carlson, is concerned about a potential gap in services, especially since Grant will soon be aging out of eligibility.
Further details about the situation and its impact on clients are available from the source. The delays are causing disruption to services, which could have significant effects on clients like Grant.
The provider's situation is causing concern among families who rely on its services.
Americans are commemorating the 25th anniversary of 9/11, remembering the shock, the dead and the sweeping consequences of the al-Qaida attacks on symbols of U.S. might and prosperity....
Nine months into her first term, the former financial pro sees plenty of broken systems under the hood of city government. But she also has to overcome a scandal....
There’s too much at stake for Kyler Murray and Kevin O’Connell for the Vikings not to reach the postseason. Here’s why you should believe in this team....
Activists say vulnerable communities need a stronger voice, while businesses say uncertainty caused by the rule could discourage investment in Minnesota’s major cities....
