Early Childhood Intervention (ECI) offers family-centered, community-based services, and supports to families and children birth to three years who have:

• developmental delays

• a medical condition likely to result in a delay

• atypical development, including serious vision and/or hearing impairments

Research shows that growth and development are most rapid in the early years of life. The earlier problems are identified, the greater the chance of eliminating them. 

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Services may include:

• Promoting development and learning

• Providing support to families

• Coordinating services

• Decreasing the need for costly special programs

• Assistive technology: services & devices

• Audiology

• Developmental services

• Early identification, screening & assessment

• Family counseling/family education

• Medical services (diagnostic or evaluation services used to determine eligibility)

• Nursing services

• Nutrition services

• Occupational therapy

• Physical therapy

• Service coordination

• Social work services

• Speech-language therapy

• Vision service