A third of Pa disability service providers have closed since 2020 and people who rely on the programs say the system is in freefall

HARRISBURG — The signs were bright and bold: “The system is collapsing,” one read, “just like I-95.” Service providers for people with intellectual disabilities or autism, along with caretakers and families, packed the Pennsylvania Capitol building last month with a dire warning for lawmakers. Without a massive investment to maintain…Read More