“…When mentioned in the literature, it often is on a peripheral rather than a primary basis (Searle, Askins, & Bleyer, 2003;Shaw, Glasner, Stern, Sferdenschi, & McCabe, 2010;Shaw & McCabe, 2008). One exception to this phenomenon is in the field of Early Childhood Special Education, where homebound services are more readily addressed (Cook, Sparks, Rosetti, & Osselaer, 2008;Keilty, 2008;Prior & Gerard, 2007). Another exception includes the treatment of chronically ill children who are more commonly provided with homebound instruction (Clay, Cortina, Harper, Cocco, & Drotar, 2004;Hamlet, Gergar, & Schaefer, 2011;Journal of School Health, 2003;Shaw & McCabe, 2008).…”