Originally Posted by hwichlaz:
It's considered a reasonable accommodation, which the ADA requires us to make when possible. My old house was too small so they had to be right in the middle of my play area, thus I could only accommodate play-based therapy that included the whole group. This isn't a state regulation but has been won in case-law in our state.
I came across the case law when fighting for an IEP for my own child years ago...I can't easily dig it up at this point. It caught my eye in my reading because it applied to small private facilities.
Can you cite the case law for in home facilities if you know of any. By small facilities are you referring to a center?