Families raise concerns over delays, fewer autism service options

Families, educators, and therapy providers rallied Friday to raise concerns about a major shift in how services for children with autism and other developmental conditions are approved in Florida. The change—intended to increase oversight and accountability—has sparked backlash from those who say it is putting critical care at risk. NBC6 heard from parents and providers who say the effects are already being felt at home, in classrooms, and in therapy centers. Milagros Gil, a teache...