This site provides information on legislation and policy on making information accessible. It also includes resources such as vendor lists, public and non-profit resources and guidelines for access technologies. Inc. Information about AT for children. We need to remember that doctors, therapists, schools, and any other service providers are businesses. It is our job to learn how the business works and to be professional about ourselves or our children, and getting what we need and what the law states we must have from the system.
Records are vital and can become legal documents.
It is important to get every record that exists. We also need to chart our own observations about what is going on. We cannot trust such important information to memory or chance, but must become active participants in this struggle to get needs met. Records are valuable information in many instances. Should a parent die, the designated caregiver will have a complete and accurate record.