Manhattan Early Intervention Services

New York Child Resource Center in Manhattan

New York Child Resource Center, Inc. provides Early Intervention services and evaluations through our Manhattan location at 4624 Broadway, New York, NY 10040. Our center supports eligible infants and toddlers through individualized services designed around each child’s developmental needs and each family’s goals.

Families may contact us with questions about communication, movement, learning, behavior, social interaction, autism, or other developmental needs. Our licensed and certified professionals provide center-based and home-based support through New York’s Early Intervention Program.

Early Intervention Services in Manhattan

New York Child Resource Center, Inc. provides service coordination, evaluations, center-based group services, home-based services, ABA programming, and related developmental services for eligible children under three. Services are based on each child’s evaluation, eligibility, and the services authorized through the Individualized Family Service Plan process.

Center-Based Services

New York Child Resource Center, Inc. provides center-based Early Intervention services at our Manhattan location, including ABA Group, Speech Group, and Sensory/Motor Occupational Therapy Group. Each group is 90 minutes, includes no more than 10 children, and each child is supported by a 1:1 aide.

ABA Group

The ABA Group is a 90-minute center-based group led by a NYS-certified Special Education Early Childhood Birth-2nd Grade teacher. The ABA Group meets five days per week and supports young learners on the autism spectrum.

Programs are individually written by certified special education teachers and adjusted based on each child’s progress and collected data. Services are based on each child’s evaluation, eligibility, and the services authorized through the Individualized Family Service Plan process.

Speech Group

The Speech Group is a 90-minute center-based group led by a NYS-licensed Speech-Language Pathologist. Speech Group may be provided two, three, four, or five times per week, as mandated on the child’s IFSP.

Speech Group supports children’s communication development based on their evaluated needs and authorized services.

Sensory/Motor Occupational Therapy Group

The Sensory/Motor Occupational Therapy Group is a 90-minute center-based group led by a NYS-licensed Occupational Therapist. Sensory/Motor Occupational Therapy Group may be provided two, three, four, or five times per week, as mandated on the child’s IFSP.

Sensory/Motor Occupational Therapy Group supports developmental skills involved in play, learning, daily routines, movement, sensory processing, and interaction.

Home-Based Services

New York Child Resource Center, Inc. provides home-based services in the home or community, including the child’s daycare center. Home-based services include ABA, Special Instruction, Speech Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy, Social Work, and Family Training.

These services are individualized based on each child’s evaluated needs and the services authorized through the IFSP process.

Service Coordination

Children start with a service coordinator, also known as a case manager, who guides the family through the evaluation process. New York Child Resource Center, Inc. offers both initial and ongoing service coordination services in English and Spanish.

Service coordinators help guide families through the Early Intervention process, from evaluation through the development of the Individualized Family Service Plan. Ongoing service coordination also helps families monitor that authorized services are being provided as listed in the child’s IFSP.

Evaluations

New York Child Resource Center, Inc. offers both home and center-based evaluations. Evaluations help determine whether a child is eligible for Early Intervention services.

Our evaluators are licensed or certified and experienced in their areas of expertise. Evaluations are provided at no out-of-pocket cost to participating families. Services authorized through the Early Intervention Program are also provided at no out-of-pocket cost to families.

Manhattan Location

Address:
4624 Broadway
New York, NY 10040

Phone: 212-569-1044
Fax: 212-569-1066

To learn more about all available services, visit our Programs & Services page. Families can also contact New York Child Resource Center with questions about locations, evaluations, and available Early Intervention services.

New York Child Resource Center, Inc. has provided Early Intervention services to families across New York City since 1993. Our licensed and certified professionals deliver individualized, evidence-based care for children from birth to age three, at no out-of-pocket cost to families through the NYS Early Intervention Program.

We serve children and families from our centers in the Bronx, Brooklyn, and Manhattan, and through home-based services across all five boroughs and Nassau County.

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Address: 4624 Broadway
New York, NY 10040
Fax: 212-569-1066

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The Early Intervention Program is a public program funded by New York State and county governments for infants and toddlers under three years of age who have or are suspected of having a developmental delay or disability. If you have concerns about your child's development, you can contact the NYC Early Intervention Program by calling 311 to make a referral.

New York Child Resource Center, Inc. is approved by New York State and has a contract with New York City to provide Early Intervention services. Eligibility for the Early Intervention Program can be determined only by State-approved evaluators under contract with the municipality. If a child is found eligible, needed services are identified in collaboration with the parent and must be authorized by the municipality. The municipality arranges for service providers based on the individual needs of the child and family.

Services authorized through the Early Intervention Program are provided at no out-of-pocket cost to families, though health insurance may be accessed for reimbursement. When Early Intervention services are delivered in child care or community settings that require a fee, the parent is responsible for any associated costs with access to those settings. For more information, visit health.ny.gov/EI.

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