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Through our partnership with Stand Out Care, we provide personalized early intervention services that help every child reach their fullest potential
Worried about how your baby or toddler is developing, or think your child may have a disability? This guide explains how early intervention works in New York City and how to get help.
What Is Early Intervention?
Early intervention supports children from birth to age 3 who have:● Developmental delays● A diagnosed condition that may lead to delays
Areas of Support
● Physical: crawling, walking and fine motor skills● Cognitive: thinking, learning and solving problems● Communication: listening, understanding and talking● Social and emotional: play, getting along with others and sharing feelings● Self-help: eating, getting dressed and daily routines
A child may qualify for early intervention if they:
● Have a diagnosed condition, such as Down syndrome or hearing loss● Were born premature, at a low birth weight or with other complications● Are not reaching the usual milestones for their age● Seem to be developing late or differently
With your consent, your child gets a free evaluation to find out whether they qualify.
A child has a developmental delay when they are behind the skills expected for their age in areas such as:● Movement or coordination● Speech and language● Social or emotional skills● Everyday tasks such as eating or getting dressedWondering whether your child is on track?
Many parents worry when their child seems “behind.” Every child develops at their own pace — but if something feels off, it’s okay to ask for help.
Early intervention can make a big difference in how your child learns and grows. That’s why we’ve partnered with Stand Out Care to provide compassionate, expert support — working together to give your child the best possible start.
Connect with our partner today to learn more and take the first step.
We proudly provide early intervention services in collaboration with our trusted partner, Stand Out Care — supporting families together from the very start.
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