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Physical:
fine and/or gross motor/sensory (includes vision and hearing) |
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Cognitive |
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Language/communication |
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Social
or emotional |
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Self
help/adaptive |
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Established
conditions, which have a high probability of developmental delay include,
but are not limited to:
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Chromosomal
abnormalities |
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Periventricular
Leukomalacia |
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Metabolic
disorders |
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Cerebral
palsy |
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Hydrocephalus |
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Significant
auditory impairment |
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Neural
tube defects (spina bifida) |
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Significant
visual impairment |
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Intraventricular
hemorrhage |
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Failure
to thrive |
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Severe
attachment disorder |
B) AzEIP: Department
of Developmental Disabilities (DDD) Criteria:
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The
child must already be receiving services from DDD or have
been referred to a DDD support coordinator. |
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The
child must be between 0 - 3 years of age for developmental special instruction. Any age child referred by their DDD coordinator is eligible for OT or Music services |
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The
child must be determined to be DDD AzEIP or Title 19 eligible. |
C) ASDB:
AzEIP
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The
child must be between 0 - 3 years of age. |
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The
person having legal custody of the child is a legal resident
of Arizona, and |
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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 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, a referral will be made to the appropriate agency
that will assist you in securing service for your child and family.
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