Physical: fine and/or gross motor/sensory (includes vision and hearing)
	Cognitive
	Language/communication
	Social or emotional
	Self help/adaptive

Established conditions, which have a high probability of developmental delay include, but are not limited to:

	Chromosomal abnormalities			Periventricular Leukomalacia
	Metabolic disorders			Cerebral palsy
	Hydrocephalus			Significant auditory impairment
	Neural tube defects (spina bifida)			Significant visual impairment
	Intraventricular hemorrhage			Failure to thrive
				Severe attachment disorder

B) AzEIP: Department of Developmental Disabilities (DDD) Criteria:

	The child must already be receiving services from DDD or have been referred to a DDD support coordinator.
	The child must be between 0 - 3 years of age.
	The child must be determined to be DDD AzEIP or Title 19 eligible.

C) ADHS: AzEIP

	Children with special health care needs.
	Children with special health care needs, eligible for AzEIP services.
	Survivors of traumatic brain injury (TBI).

D) ASDB: AzEIP

	The child must be between 0 - 3 years of age.
	The person having legal custody of the child is a legal resident of Arizona, and
	The child is sensory impaired due to a hearing or vision impairment to an extent that the child would benefit from a specialized program.

How to access services:

If you have any concerns related to your child's development, you can always contact us at High Country Early Intervention (928) 777-9525. To directly refer your child for an evaluation, contact Barbara Kramar at AzEIP 1st! (928) 759-5591. AzEIP 1st! will schedule an intake visit with you to discuss the need for a developmental evaluation/assessment for your child at a time and place that is convenient for you. Following this evaluation, it will be determined if your child is eligible for services under DES: AzEIP, DES: DDD or ADHS/AzEIP.

If your child is eligible under DES: AzEIP, a referral will be made by AzEIP 1st! to High Country Early Intervention. This will take place at the time of the initial IFSP.

If your child is eligible under DES: DDD or ADHS/AzEIP, a referral will be made to the appropriate agency that will assist you in securing service for your child and family.