Envision Early Intervention Service Coordinators facilitate access to services for all children birth through 2 years of age or to 3 years of age who have a qualifying developmental delay. Early Intervention is provided to the family to enhance the capacity of the family to support their child’s development and learning. Early Intervention services are provided in accordance with Part C of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), and are funded through a combination of federal (Part C), state (EI), local and family funds, including both private and public insurance.
Families are assigned a Resource Coordinator within 3 days of referral for services. The Resource Coordinator typically will accompany the family to a multidisciplinary evaluation to work with the family and the evaluation team to develop an Individual Family Services Plan (IFSP) within 45 days of referral in the family’s preferred language. The Resource Coordinator facilitates family identification of their needs and priorities for their child and family and assists with locating therapists to work with the family to enhance their child’s development. Envision has contractual arrangements with a variety of therapists throughout Weld County who will travel to the family home or other preferred natural environment to work with the family. Resource Coordinators assist families to connect with other natural supports in the community, including preschool programs if eligible, throughout the time the child is receiving services and when they are ready to transition out of EI as they approach age 3.
For further information about Early Intervention services in Colorado, please refer to the Early Intervention Colorado website: http://www.eicolorado.org/
Envision’s 2025 Early Intervention Success Story. Enjoy this testimony as mom, Halie, shares the impact Envision’s Early Intervention services have had on her son, Orion, and their family.
Every child deserves the opportunity to learn, grow, and thrive, and every family deserves support along the way.
Early Intervention provides young children with developmental delays and their families with services, resources, and support during an important time in a child’s development. Envision works to connect families with qualified providers who can deliver individualized, family-centered services that support each child’s unique needs, strengths, and goals.
We are seeking qualified Early Intervention providers who share our commitment to compassionate, family-centered, and person-centered support.
If you are interested in connecting with Envision and providing Early Intervention services to families in our community, we would love to learn more about you and the services you offer.
Tell us about yourself and your services by completing our Early Intervention Provider Interest Form, select the button below.