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SPECIAL CARE FOR FAMILIES history
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In 2000 the DD Act was again reauthorized, this time it wasn’t just the role of families but the concept of family support overall that was elevated within the Act as Title II: Family Support.
2004: A 28-bed satellite opens on the campus of Saint Francis Hospital and Medical Center.
In November 2006, Special Care added an autism therapy clinic in response to the growing number of children on the autism spectrum participating in our program—a number which over the past several years has significantly increased.
2007: Our outpatient Neuromuscular Center opens.
Report of the Wingspread Conference on building a family support agenda, March 6-8, 2011.
2011: The eight-bed Cardiac Medical Unit opens, offering rehabilitation for LVAD (left ventricular assist device) and congestive heart failure patients.
Hecht, E., Reynolds, M., Agosta, J., & McGinley, K. (2011). Building an agenda for supporting families with a member with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
2012: The Autism Center opens, providing outpatient services to children on the autism spectrum.
2018: The Autism Center earns the highest recognition as the Nation’s First Level Three Patient Centered Specialty Practice (PCSP).
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