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Early Intervention: Questions or Concerns

Your child’s Early Intervention service coordinator will be able to answer most questions.

Your service coordinator is the first person you will meet in Early Intervention. They will help you understand your rights, set up your child’s evaluation and help find services if your child is eligible. You should share all of your concerns about your child's evaluation, progress, services and transition plan with your service coordinator.

Regional Offices

There is an Early Intervention regional office in each borough. If you have a question or concern about a child's plan or services, call the regional office in the borough where the child lives and ask for an Assistant Director.

Bronx: 718-838-6887

Brooklyn: 718-694-6000

Manhattan: 212-436-0900

Queens: 718-553-3954

Staten Island: 718-568-2300

Early Intervention Consumer Affairs

The Office of Consumer Affairs for Early Intervention helps families and community partners by providing additional information and addressing concerns about services.

Contact the Office of Consumer Affairs by calling 347-396-6828, or email EIConsumerAffairs@health.nyc.gov.

You can also complete the form here and the Office of Consumer Affairs will contact you.

Additional Resources

Eight Things a Parent Should Know Before Starting the Early Intervention Program (PDF)

Your Family Rights in Early Intervention (PDF)
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Working with Your Individualized Family Service Plan Team (PDF)

Resource Guide for Families of Children with Developmental Delays or Disabilities: 2017 (PDF)

More Information

Early Intervention: Main Page

Early Intervention: Information for Families

Children and Youth with Special Health Care Needs