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This short article asks whether people
using the Acquired Brain Injury Waiver
can obtain a complete, current provider
registry in an accessible format.

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The page identifies a registry request in
the binder, with a November
twenty-seventh, twenty twenty-four
evidence reference.

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A provider registry is useful only if a
person can locate it and understand the
available choices. The article focuses on
access without insider help.

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The article proposes requesting a
machine-readable spreadsheet and a
plain-language directory. It also
proposes a beneficiary-facing directory.

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This source excerpt does not include the
requested registry or establish that the
proposed directory was published.
Those outcomes remain to be checked.

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For someone with a brain injury, finding
and navigating a list can itself be a
barrier. The record asks whether the
information is practically usable.

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Use the article's evidence anchor to
locate the request. Compare any
response and supplied registry with the
formats and coverage requested.

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The question is both whether the registry
can be obtained and whether a
beneficiary can use it. A filing is not a
finding.