MUIs occurring with no provider at the time of incident are up 20% from 2023. These incidents accounted for 24% of all MUI categories, to include 31% of all Category A MUIs, and are up 4% in total as compared to 2023.

While these incidents may have occurred when an individual was not receiving paid services, it does not mean that they receive no paid services. Many of the incidents occur during unsupervised alone time or when someone is not receiving drop-in services, and most individuals involved receive day services, NMT, and/or some form of HPC. So what does this mean? Read More ›

During the month of January, The Ohio Department of Developmental Disabilities (DODD) came to Summit DD to conduct our accreditation review. During the review, state representatives conducted a comprehensive evaluation, diving into 35 case files and service plans, performing site visits, and speaking directly with individuals, families, and providers. Read More ›

Meet Investigative Agent, Stacy Emig (Ross). Read More ›

We would like to introduce our newest Investigate Agent Cody Bauer! Cody started with Summit DD in November and has just recently started to be assigned cases. Read More ›