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1. Service coordination must be provided to all children referred to Early Intervention who are suspected of having a disability or developmental delay.
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2. Service coordination services do not need to be provided by qualified personnel and do not need approval by the Department to provide service coordination services.
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3. Every year a Service Coordinator must complete 10 hours of EI Trainings.
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4. Two types of Service Coordinators under the Early Intervention Program include, Initial Service Coordinators and Ongoing Service Coordinators.
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5. The Initial Service Coordinator does not need to promptly arrange initial contact with the parent/s at a time, place, and manner reasonably convenient for the parent or parents.
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6. Initial Service Coordinators and Ongoing Service Coordinators are required to obtain, and parents are required to provide, information about the family's third party insurance coverage, including Medicaid status and or private health insurance.
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7. Once a child is found eligible, the Initial Service Coordinators is responsible of informing parents of their option and providing them with the opportunity to select an Ongoing Service Coordinator, who may be different from the Initial Service Coordinator.
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8. When a child is found ineligible the Initial Service Coordinator is responsible to inform the parent of their right due to process and the right to mediation and an impartial hearing.
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9. Once the parent provides written consent for services in accordance with the IFSP, the Ongoing Service Coordinator is responsible for securing and arranging for providers to deliver Early Intervention Program services.
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10. The Ongoing Service Coordinator is not responsible for monitoring the delivery of early intervention services in accordance with the IFSP
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11. Service Coordinators are required to use NYEIS and the State Fiscal Agent for billing and claiming.
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12. All Service coordination Activities are Billable.
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