When civil-rights reports involve agencies, a closure letter answers only what it says. This page lists DOJ report numbers and asks whether disability, Medicaid, provider-choice, and retaliation concerns were connected. The page proposes a No Wrong Door system: one tracking number, documented routing, preservation, and a plain-language response showing what was reviewed, referred, declined, or closed. That is a proposal, not law or proof coordination failed. DOJ says reports may be referred, mediated, investigated, or closed, and it cannot investigate every complaint. A report number documents submission only when supported by the record. It does not prove merits, wrongdoing, investigation, or agency acceptance. Preserve each confirmation, closure notice, attachment, and referral. Then ask: what was reviewed, what was connected, and what was referred? Read the source-linked record at david-medeiros.com.