DRP helps people understand what records say, document what matters, navigate the systems involved, and take the next step. Here is what is available today and what is still being developed.
A paid professional review of a defined set of disability-service plans, notices, assessments, and related records. DRP explains what the records show, what may be missing or unclear, and practical next steps.
A free structured tool for recording meaningful changes from a person's usual baseline.
A free civic advocacy tool for identifying the right officials, making a clear ask, recording the response, and planning follow-up.
A connected platform concept for organizing information, services, resources, and next steps. Not publicly available.
Read the conceptTechnology intended to help people find and understand relevant resources with less searching. Not publicly available.
Read the conceptDRP also studies where disability systems disconnect, how those gaps affect real access, and what practical changes could improve outcomes. Disabled people, families, professionals, and partners can contribute what they are seeing to this work.
DRP aims to connect what people learn in one place to their next step, instead of making them start over each time.
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