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  • Based on reported experiences, privately run for-profit centers are maximizing profit at the expense of providing appropriate care. They do so by:

    1. Pushing for maximum weekly hours they can charge public/private insurers based on coverage (without deferment to child/family needs)

    2. Using in some cases remote/foreign low cost labor for diagnosis / non-care provision, while charging US rates

    3. Aggressive sales tactics

    4. Paying high wages to new graduates, but with a low ceiling on wages and high case load, leading to rotating care to the detriment of building a strong relationship with patients

    Most of the providers are good people who mean well and want to help children. The problem is there is a lack of available services and centers for these families, so if the model weren’t so profit centric at the expense of disabled children the added investment would be welcome