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Provides development services and supports to children who have a developmental delay or who are at risk for having a developmental delay.

Coordinates Early Intervention (EI) Services in Armstrong and Indiana counties.

Early intervention is an array of supports and services that promote opportunities for parents to enhance their capacity in raising their child with developmental delays/disabilities. Specifically, parents/caregivers are taught how to support their child to help him/her grow. Early intervention services could include, but are not limited to: Special Instruction, Assistive Technology, Speech and Language, Audiology Services, Family Training and Counseling, Occupational and Physical Therapy, Psychological Services, and Vision Services.

PinnacleHealth's skilled care team includes a variety of healthcare professionals, such as: Registered Nurses, Physical Therapists, Speech Therapists, Occupational Therapists, Home Health Aides and Nutritionists.

Offers free linguistically and culturally-appropriate health services, education, and social services to pregnant women, children ages 0 to 3, and their families. Services include weekly home visits providing education and support services during pregnancy through baby's third birthday; education and family support services for families with eligible children at state licensed child care center; services to children with disabilities; and connections to resources for healthcare, housing, and emergency supplies.

Offers families, youth, and local service providers the opportunity to work together to create community initiatives that are family-driven, strength-based, and trauma-informed.

Offers a wide range of services to address each child’s specific needs. Provides physical therapy, speech-language therapy, occupational therapy, and developmental therapy, through early Intervention services at no cost to parents through federally funded programs.

Program for children birth to 3-years-old who have been identified with special needs and meet the eligibility requirements. Designed to help families better meet the needs of their child. These services can include: home-based instruction, physical, occupational and speech therapies, case management services, and tracking/monitoring a child's development.

Provides diagnosis services for autism, or evaluative services for individuals with a pre-existing diagnosis.

Offers support to assist families of infants and toddlers, with developmental delays or disabilities, so they can thrive in their early years and lay a foundation for a fulfilling life. Provides therapy for speech, physical, hearing/vision, occupational, nutrition, and social.

Provides special education programs for students with disabilities from age 3 through age 5 who have developmental delays, physical disabilities, vision and/or hearing impairments, speech or language impairments, autism, or mental retardation. Services are offered at various locations throughout Lancaster and Lebanon counties. A full evaluation is required to determine eligibility for services.

Provides early intervention and prevention services for infants and toddlers.

Offers services based on the childâs educational needs, as well as the IEP team's recommendation. These services may be provided in the home, at a daycare or preschool facility, Head Start class, or other special placement. A child must exhibit a 25% delay in at least one or more of the following developmental domains in order to be eligible for services: Motor Cognition Communication Adaptive Social Emotional

Helps families maximize the developmental potential of infants and toddlers who are at-risk for or have developmental disabilities. Early Intervention builds upon the natural learning occurring from birth to three years of age. Services are individualized and based on the concerns and priorities of the family and the needs of each child.

Early Intervention is an entitlement program for children from birth to 3 years, who have a developmental delay of 25% or more in one or more of the major areas of development (physical, sensory, cognitive, language/speech, social-emotional and self-care). At-risk children, including infants affected by premature birth, alcohol, drugs or lead poisoning and infants who have been abused or neglected are eligible for services. An entitlement program means that any eligible child, regardless of financial status, is entitled to receive services. Services include, among others, family training, speech therapy, physical therapy, occupational therapy and assessment which are coordinated by Support Coordinators.

Provides early intervention services in the community for children under the age of 3. Services include speech therapy, occupational therapy, special instruction, and physical therapy. All services are one-to-one with the child. Service locations can include child's home, preschool, or other child care locations.

RHD/Early Intervention is a non-profit program that provides early intervention services to children from birth to three years of age and their families. Families are offered therapeutic services in addition to home-based or community-based special instruction. Early Interventionists work in collaboration with the families to develop goals to enhance the child's development. Our program stresses the importance of family and their involvement in the childâ??s development.

Provides early and periodic screening, diagnosis, mental health treatment, and behavioral support services in-home, in-school, and/or in-community.

Providing early childhood services. Provides early intervention services including individualized developmental therapies that assist in child development. Family and caregiver support and education are also available. Staffs developmental specialists, speech pathologists, dietary specialists, cccupational and physical therapists.

Early identification and age-appropriate therapies are critical to the well-being of children with disabilities. Via Early Intervention services, offered to children from birth to age three, can enhance a child's development and provide support and assistance to families. Therapists work with infants and toddlers in their homes and daycare facilities to address delays and include caregivers in the teaching process so therapy can continue at home. Early identification and age-appropriate therapies are critical to the well-being of children with disabilities. Via Early Intervention, offered to children from birth to age three, can enhance a child's development and provide support and assistance to families. At the most critical time in a child's life, Via Early Intervention specialists identify and address developmental delays and disabilities. Therapists work with infants and toddlers in their homes and daycare facilities to identify and address delays and include caregivers in the teaching process so ther

Administers, monitors, and coordinates Early Intervention services and services for people with an intellectual disability. Coordinates service providers that offer a broad range of supports and services including supports coordination, early intervention services, in-home supports and respite services, employment and adult day services, and community living and Lifesharing services.

The Lackawanna-Susquehanna Counties Behavioral Health Intellectual Disabilities Early Intervention (BHIDEI) Program is to connect consumer satisfaction, outcome evaluation and accountability with the planning, procurement, and efficient management of effective services and supports. Our vision is to utilize a holistic approach in partnering with individuals, families and the community by promoting hope, empowerment, choice, and opportunities that encourage people to achieve their personal outcomes as individuals and community members.

Provides free screenings for speech, language, motor skills, vision, and hearing. Recognizing the importance of detecting early development delays and connecting families with services to assist with these delays.

Provides early intervention services for infants and toddlers from birth to 3 years old in Armstrong, Beaver, and Butler counties.

Campus and community based residential treatment, including specialized programs and schools for individuals with autism; sexual responsibility programs for males, special education programs including day school programs, treatment family program, community integration and employment programs.