Early Intervention The Early Intervention Program helps young children (birth to 3 years) who are not learning, playing, growing, talking or walking like other children their age. The program …

Other Languages: Español Early Intervention: Information for Families The goal of the Early Intervention Program is to help families help their children learn and develop. If your child is …

As a clinician, you know that routine developmental screening and surveillance of your youngest patients helps identify disorders as early as possible. Children with developmental disorders …

Early Intervention: Questions or Concerns Your child’s Early Intervention service coordinator will be able to answer most questions. Your service coordinator is the first person you will meet in …

Clinicians' Guide: The Early Intervention Program in New York City (PDF) Clinicians' Handout: Algorithms for Before and After Referral to Early Intervention (PDF) If you have questions …

The New York State Early Intervention Program List of Developmental Assessment Instruments, updated in May 2023, provides a clear delineation of approved evaluation and screening tools. …

Early Intervention Who will be Working with My Child? Early Intervention Official Designee (EIOD) – The EIOD works for the New York City Early Intervention Program. He or she is responsible …

Early Intervention: Professional Development and Trainings The New York City Early Intervention Program provides free online and in-person professional development opportunities to Early …

Helen Keller Services for the Blind Children's Program Home-based early intervention service for infants and toddlers (0-3 years), center-based early intervention services for infants and …

An evaluation/screening can be reimbursed by the NYC Early Intervention Program only if the evaluator has a contract with NYS Department of Health and has submitted complete …