True or False: A 27-year-old who suffers a brain injury from a car accident is eligible for DDA services in Washington state.

The eligibility for DDA services in Washington state is not solely determined by age or the presence of a brain injury. Individuals must meet specific criteria that include demonstrating significant limitations in adaptive functioning resulting from an intellectual or developmental disability that occurred before the age of 18, or a qualifying condition that significantly affects their quality of life.

If a 27-year-old has sustained a brain injury from a car accident, this would be considered an acquired disability rather than a developmental disability that typically qualifies for DDA services. Moreover, eligibility assessments are not based on age alone but rather on the nature of the disability and its impact on daily functioning. Therefore, the answer indicating that this individual is not eligible for DDA services based on age alone is correct.