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Family Tips for Evaluation Planning:
After the evaluation you and the other members of the team will talk about what your child is
doing and identify any concerns.
If there are areas of delay, your child may be eligible for early intervention services. You have
the choice to receive or refuse these services.
You may refuse one or more of the services and still receive the other services you want.
- Ask the Service Coordinator for help;
- Bring any questions or concerns you might have about your child's development;
- share all information with the professionals doing the evaluations that you think are
important: medical records, a baby book, growth chart or other reports; - Decide what times or locations would work for you and your family;
- Invite other family members, a friend or support person if you wish;
- Inform the Family Resources Coordinator if you need any interpreters or other
assistance.
After the evaluation you and the other members of the team will talk about what your child is
doing and identify any concerns.
If there are areas of delay, your child may be eligible for early intervention services. You have
the choice to receive or refuse these services.
You may refuse one or more of the services and still receive the other services you want.