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Service Readiness for Severe Autism in Florida:
Medically and Behaviorally Competent Supports Across the Lifespan
Author: Ashley Valdes
Publication Date: January 2026
Report Series: Twinmaker Research Report No. 1
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This report examines workforce readiness gaps affecting families of individuals with severe autism across Florida’s healthcare, respite, education-adjacent, and community service systems. Drawing on survey data and caregiver experiences across the lifespan, the analysis identifies systemic barriers and policy opportunities to improve safety, stability, and service continuity.
The official publication of this report is hosted at officialtwinmaker.com
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Suggested citation:
Valdes, A. (2026).
Service Readiness for Severe Autism in Florida: Medically and Behaviorally Competent Supports Across the Lifespan.
Twinmaker Research.
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© 2026 Ashley Valdes. All rights reserved. This report may not be reproduced or redistributed without permission.