Early Intervention Colorado

A Family Guide: Referral and Eligibility for Colorado's Early Intervention Services- This is the first of three family guidebooks, which addresses the referral and eligibility determination process for Colorado's Early Intervention program.

A Family Guide: Individualized Family Service Plan and Orientation to Early Intervention Services - This is the second of three family guidebooks, which addresses the Individualized Family Service Plan process within Early Intervention Colorado and provides an overview of early intervention services.

A Family Guidebook: Supporting Development of Newborns and Infants - describes how babies grow and how important caregivers are in supporting baby's development.

A Family Guidebook: Transition Planning - The purpose of this booklet is to help parents understand the transition process as their child leaves early intervention services.

Early Interention Provider Recruitment Brochure - used for provider recruitment for the Early Intervention Colorado program. The brochure answers key questions for providers: What is Early Intervention?; How are Early Intervention Services Provided?; Where are Early Intervention Services Provided?; Who are Early Intervention Providers?

Family Rights: A Notice of Family Rights and Procedural Safeguards within the Early Intervention Colorado System - this brochure serves as the official notice of the rights and safeguards of children and families as defined under federal IDEA Part C regulations.

Transdisciplinary/Primary Service Provider Brochure - This brochure describes the transdisciplinary team/primary service provider model and is used as a guide when discussing this service delivery model with families.

Assuring Better Child Health and Development Health Care Provider Brochure - An Introduction to the ABCD Project which promotes the use of standardized developmental screening tools as a part of a child's well child visit.

Staying On Track (for children 0-4 years old) - Information for parents about typical developmental milestones for children from birth through 4 years old. Describes how parents can access a multidisciplinary evaluation if they have concerns about their child's development or growth.

A Family Overview: Colorado's Early Intervention System at a Glance - provides an overview of the Early Intervention Colorado program and family supports.

Colorado's Early Intervention System - Who and What - A guide for referral sources, including instructions for completing the EI Referral and Consent form - 25 sheets per pad.

A Family Guide: Funding Early Intervention Services - explains how early intervention services are paid for, framework for funding principles, and frequently asked questions.

Developmental Screening Family Panel Cards: This panel card is intended to be given to parent(s) when results from their child's standardized developmental screen shows concerns and triggers a referral to Colorado's Early Intervention system. Approximate size: 3¾ X 8¾

Family Developmental Screening Poster encourage developmental screening for young children, to be displayed in health care practices. Available in English and Spanish. Size = 15"x20"

ABCD Provider Notebook - Colorado's ABCD Project: An Introduction to Developmental Services for Colorado's Health Care Providers - Used as an awareness tool for healthcare providers. Notebook provides information and research on the importance of early identification, the use of standardized developmental screening, how to refer to the Early Intervention system, and what to expect once a referral is made.

Volume 1: AEPS Administration Guide - For implementation of the Colorado Results Matter initiative. New to the second edition of AEPS, this guide synthesizes the system’s administrative details in one convenient volume.

THIS BOOK MUST BE ORDERED BY A COMMUNITY CENTERED BOARD (CCB)

Volume 2: AEPS Test for Birth to Three Years and Three to Six Years - For implementation of the Colorado Results Matter initiative. The AEPS Test allows professionals to gather assessment data for one child or a group of children in home- or center-based settings. The tests for both age levels are divided into six developmental areas — fine motor, gross motor, cognitive, adaptive, social-communication, and social.

THIS BOOK MUST BE ORDERED BY A COMMUNITY CENTERED BOARD (CCB)

Early Intervention Referral and Consent Form - 25 sheets per pad. English on one side and Spanish on the other.

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