How can my young child with special health needs get educational services?

Intermountain Healthcare

Infants and young children under the age of three with special health care needs may receive community-based services from state early intervention programs. Children ages 3-5 may qualify for services from local school districts. These services help with language development, physical and cognitive skills, social skills, and adaptive strategies. Learning skills early will help your child be ready for kindergarten.

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Parenting Special Needs Children

Families of children with disabilities have periods of stress and hardship, especially when the diagnosis or prognosis is uncertain. Your child’s healthcare providers will work with you and your child on developing a management plan for his particular condition. With an established plan, your child’s healthcare team and teachers can help your child achieve his or her goals.

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