What is EIS?
Why intervene early?
What services can
EIS provide?
Does my child need any of these services?
What's next?
The Individualized Family Service Plan
How are these
services funded?
How do I start?
Need additional resources?
EIS Brochure

 


 

 

 



What's next?


The next step will typically be a screening if there is some question about your child's development, but more information is needed.

If there is a clear concern about your child's development, the next step is an evaluation.  One of our service coordinators will put together a team to evaluate your child's development and determine whether he or she is eligible for Birth to 3 services.    A child may qualify if he or she demonstrates:

- A 25% or greater delay in any of these areas of development:  cognitive, physical, communication, social and emotional, and adaptive (self-help) skills.

- A diagnosed condition that has a high probability of resulting in a developmental delay, such as:  chromosomal anomalies, extreme prematurity, neurological or central nervous system disorders, blind or visual impairments, hearing impairment, autism, etc.

- Atypical patterns of development: failure to thrive, severe feeding problems, sensory and regulatory difficulties, difficulty with social interactions, asymmetrical movement patterns, variant speech and language patterns, etc.