This survey was designed to measure the quality of available home and community support services in the state of Florida for adults, over the age of 21, born with a developmental disability. These adults are typically referred to as I/DD adults. Your responses are anonymous, unless you choose to provide your contact information, asked for at the end of the survey.
In Florida, a developmental disability is defined by Florida Statute 393.063 as a disorder or syndrome, such as autism, cerebral palsy, intellectual disability, Down syndrome, Prader-Willi syndrome, Phelan-McDermid syndrome, or spina bifida, that manifests before the age of 18 and causes a substantial, long-term handicap.
Responses will be used to help FL families and policymakers understand the quality of care for I/DD adults over the age of 21, who will require support for the rest of their lives, to thrive. You only need to respond to items with an asterisk (*) to submit this survey. Therefore, feel free to leave questions unanswered if you are unsure how to respond.
If you have any questions, would like a copy of the compiled results, or simply want to connect, please reach out to cindy@researchanalyticsconsulting.com, who is responsible for the development of this survey.
