The Governor's Council on Developmental Disabilities has raised concerns that major insurance changes are limiting autism therapy coverage and leading to expensive out-of-pocket fees. Advocates argue that a lack of formal complaints is hindering their efforts to fight against these cuts. The council, which began monitoring concerns in January, has reported zero complaints filed with the insurance bureau despite reports of cuts and higher costs. They argue that the lack of reporting is limiting their ability to push for change. Without formal complaints, they cannot fully investigate each case. Concerns about coverage changes should be raised at the Division of Insurance.