Tools
Tools for Intellectual and Developmental
Free tools for people with disabilities, families, case managers, and providers.
Ask a question
Ask in your own words, like you would ask a friend who knows the system. The Atlas reads your question and shows the matching listings.
Download a list
Any search downloads as a formatted Excel file with phone numbers, websites, and sources. Free for people with disabilities and families.
Verify or update a listing
Organizations confirm their own listing for free and add a logo. Anyone can suggest a correction or add a missing organization.
The Family Journey
Eight stages most families pass through, from diagnosis to planning for the future, with what to do at each one.
State of Support
Report cards that grade every state on waiting lists, community living, employment, and investment for people with IDD.
Doctors and dentists
Down syndrome, autism, Fragile X, cerebral palsy and other condition clinics, clinics for adults with IDD, developmental pediatricians, and dental programs built for patients with disabilities. Each one says why it is listed.
Therapies
Speech, occupational, physical, and behavior therapy (ABA) providers who work with people with IDD and autism. Turn on individual clinicians to see therapists too.
College programs
Inclusive college programs for students with intellectual disability, with cost, housing, and federal aid details.
Funding Atlas
How each state funds services: Medicaid waiver rankings, spending, waiting lists, named programs, rates, and vocational rehabilitation.
Map view
Every search can show its results on a map of your state, by county and ZIP code. Click a county to narrow the list.
Saved searches and alerts
Save a search and hear when new listings appear.
The Family Journey
A map for every stage of your family's journey
Eight stages most families of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities pass through, from the first diagnosis to planning for the years ahead, with what to do now and the services to look for nearby.
State of Support
How does your state measure up?
Report cards grade all 50 states and DC, A+ to F, on waiting lists, community living, real jobs, staffing, and state investment for people with IDD.