Solutions
Everything DRP builds connects the same four moves around the person: understand what the record says, document what matters, navigate the systems involved, and act on it. Here is what exists today and what is being built, labeled honestly.
A human-delivered review of an agreed set of disability-service plans, notices, assessments, and related records, identifying gaps, inconsistencies, missing context, and the questions worth asking next. Fit and written scope are agreed before any payment.
A structured observation framework for documenting meaningful change against a person's usual baseline, organized so clinicians and teams can act on it. It is not a diagnostic tool.
Find elected officials, understand which level of government holds the decision, make the ask, document the response, and follow up. Civic advocacy support, not legal advice.
A connected technology ecosystem intended to reduce fragmentation across information, services, resources, and next steps. It is not publicly available.
Technology intended to help people find and understand relevant resources without wading through disconnected directories. It is not publicly available.
DRP is one person-centered ecosystem, not a set of disconnected portals. What a person learns in one place should carry into the next step rather than starting over.
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Short notes on the current state of the work, each labeled honestly. Entries change when the work reaches a point worth reporting.
The human-delivered review of an agreed set of disability-service plans and related records is running now with limited availability. Every engagement starts with a short, PHI-free fit form.
Structured observation of meaningful change against a person's usual baseline, open to anyone at no cost.
Find officials, make the ask, document the response, and follow up. Open to anyone at no cost.
DRP is developing the connected Digital Roadmap Platform and the Reiley AI architecture, with privacy and security boundaries still being established. Neither is publicly available.
Continuing work on where disability systems disconnect, how gaps form, and what practical change would look like. Public contributions feed this work directly.
