Assessment & Evaluation Process
Assessment & Evaluation Process
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Intake
Intake
A Services Coordinator will contact you to set up a time to meet you and your child in your home to gather more information about your concerns and priorities related to your child's developmental needs.
Assessment Process
Assessment Process
During the evaluation and assessment process, a review of medical records, observation and/or an evaluation is completed. Eligibility for services will be determined according to Nebraska Rule 52.
Eligibility and Next Steps
Eligibility and Next Steps
When your child is evaluated, an MDT (Multidisciplinary Team) meeting will be held to determine if your child is eligible for services in accordance with Nebraska & Federal Regulations. If your child qualifies, an Individualized Family Service Plan (IFSP) will be developed. The IFSP is a plan of services driven by your concerns and priorities for your child and family. For more information about the IFSP visit ifspweb.org.
Your Parental Rights
Your Parental Rights
Parents have rights known as procedural safeguards that apply to every aspect of the early intervention process. Parental Rights include information on evaluation, access to records and parental involvement in the development of the Individualized Family Service Plan (IFSP).
IDEA Part C Procedural Safeguards (Parental Rights in English) - Make sure you are familiar with your Parental Rights throughout the process. You can also talk to your Services Coordinator for more information.
IDEA Part C Procedural Safeguards (Parental Rights in Spanish)
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