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The Early Intervention Program Overview NYC
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The Early Intervention Program Overview
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1. The Early Intervention Program is a New York State program that can help young children from birth to 3 years of age.
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True
False
None of the above
2. The Early Intervention Program is at no out-of-pocket cost to the families.
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True
False
None of the above
3. If a parent, doctor, caregiver and or legal guardian suspect that a child who is under 3 years old has a developmental delay or disability they can refer the child to the Early Intervention Program in their county to find out if the child is eligible.
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True
False
None of the above
4. “Multidisciplinary” also known as MDE, means that a team of qualified professionals from different disciplines or professions will take part in the evaluation of the child.
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True
False
None of the above
5. The EIP service providers will work with the families to help them:
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During their daily routines to ensure their child develops the skills they need
Learn the best ways to care for their child
Support and promote child development
Include the child in family and community activities
All of the above
6. A child does not need an MDE for eligibility to be determined to receive EI services.
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True
False
7. The Service Coordinator is responsible to arrange and schedule an Individualized Family Service Plan (IFSP).
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True
False
8. The Service Coordinator is responsible for establishing a transition plan out of EI when a child is leaving the EIP for any reason.
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True
False
9. All children with developmental delays are eligible for Early Intervention.
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True
False
10. A child will complete the Early Intervention Program around the age of three years old, or earlier if he or she has achieved all IFSP goals
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True
False
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