EARLY INTERVENTION IN Williamsburg COUNTY, SC
We provide Early Intervention services in Williamsburg, SC including Service Coordination & Family Training.
WHAT IS EARLY INTERVENTION IN Williamsburg COUNTY, SC?
Early Intervention in SC is a specialty service that helps Babies & Todders | Ages 0-5 who are experiencing developmental delays. If you qualify, you’ll get matched with our trained professional for in-home coaching, support, and service coordination.
WHAT IS SERVICE COORDINATION IN Williamsburg COUNTY, SC?
If your child is eligible to receive Early Intervention services in Williamsburg County, SC, you may also qualify for additional services such as:
- Speech Therapy
- Occupational Therapy
- Physical Therapy
- Hearing
- Vision
- Nursing
- Nutrition
- Infant Massage
Talk to your pediatrician. Our Early Intervention services might be available for you at no cost through a South Carolina state funding program called BabyNet or through DDSN. If you are approved, you can get matched with one of our Early Interventionists who can help you.
If you and your family would like to learn more about how Early Intervention works in the state of South Carolina, we encourage you to read our comprehensive guide to the Early Intervention Referral Process. We explain the qualifications and eligibility process, so that you can pursue Early Intervention services for your child and family.
To learn more about the state program called BabyNet or DDSN, we recommend that you visit their official websites, which are provided for you below.
BabyNet: https://babynet.scdhhs.gov/
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