What Are Early Intervention Services?

What Are Early Intervention Services?

Whether your child is developing at a slow pace or has a disability, Early Intervention Services can help. These services are provided at no cost to you. They may include therapies and other services, such as child development groups, home visits, and transportation assistance.

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The best way to find out if your child needs Early Intervention Services is to talk to your child’s doctor or nurse. They can give you the names of early intervention programs in your area. You can also contact your local school district.

Early Intervention Services are provided for children from birth to 36 months. The program is designed to promote natural growth in all children. It can help children with a number of medical conditions, including low birth weight. In addition, it can help children who need to undergo surgery.

There are three main types of services offered by early intervention programs: evaluation services, therapies, and family counseling. Each service is designed to help a child with specific needs. Some services are covered by Medicaid, while others may be paid for by health insurance. There are also sliding scale fees, which are based on income.

An Individualized Family Service Plan (IFSP) is an important part of the evaluation process. This plan describes the services your child will receive, how you will access them, and when you will need them. The plan is reviewed regularly and helps ensure you get the best services for your child.

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214 West Main Street
Lexington, SC 29072
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