RISP Products and Publications
The Residential Information Systems Project is a longitudinal study of trends in residential service setting types, setting sizes, funding authorities, and expenditures for persons with intellectual and developmental disabilities in the United States. The most recent report uses data from fiscal year 2019 (July 1, 2018 - June 30, 2019, for most states). RISP reports are downloadable in Adobe Acrobat format.
Other RISP project and related reports can be viewed in the Residential Information Systems Project Brief and Residential Information Systems Project Reports categories at the University of Minnesota's Digital Conservancy. Topics include Medicaid and Medicare long-term supports and services, public residential facility survey reports, deinstitutionalization, and staff stability. View the references cited in the RISP technical reports.
RISP Technical Reports
In-Home and Residential Long-Term Supports and Services for Persons with Intellectual or Developmental Disabilities: Status and Trends through June 30th of the Fiscal Year.
- FY 2019 Report
, FY 2019 Survey , FY 2019 Operational Definitions - FY 2018 Report , FY 2018 Survey, FY 2018 Operational Definitions
- FY 2017 Report , FY 2017 Survey, FY 2017 Operational Definitions
- FY 2016 Report , FY 2016 Survey , FY 2016 Operational Definitions
- FY 2015 Report
- FY 2014 Report
- FY 2013 Report
- FY 2012 Report
- FY 2011 Report
- FY 2010 Report
- FY 2009 Report
- FY 2008 Report
- FY 2007 Report
- FY 2006 Report
- FY 2005 Report
- FY 2004 Report
- FY 2003 Report
- FY 2002 Report
- FY 2001 Report
- FY 2000 Report
- FY 1999 Report
- FY 1998 Report
- FY 1997 Report
- FY 1996 Report
- FY 1995 Report
- FY 1994 Report
- FY 1993 Report
- FY 1992 Report
- FY 1991 Report
RISP Topical Reports
- 30 Years of Community Living for Individuals with Intellectual and/or Developmental Disabilities (1987-2017). (2021) - report , video
- Services for people with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities in the US territories. (2015)
FISP Annual Technical Reports
Supporting Individuals with Intellectual or Developmental Disabilities and their Families: Status and Trends through June 30th of the Fiscal Year