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The document is a Service Encounter Verification Form for the New Jersey Early Intervention System, used by service providers to record and verify services provided to children with disabilities. It includes sections for service details, practitioner and coordinator information, child identification, service types, status codes, and requires signatures from parents/caregivers and practitioners to confirm that services were delivered according to the child's Individualized Family Service Plan (IFSP).

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What is the early intervention system in New Jersey?

Early Intervention Services assists developmentally delayed children until their third birthday. Families of children 3 and older can receive referrals for assistance from Project Child Find. Call 800-322-8174 for more information. Services for older children are typically provided through the local school district.

Is early intervention free in New Jersey?

The cost of Early Intervention services for a child is determined by their family income. Families whose income is less than three times the federal poverty level will receive Early Intervention Services at no cost.

Who is eligible for Njeis?

In New Jersey, children are evaluated using a standardized assessment tool and are eligible for NJEIS when: 2 or more areas of development are delayed below the average of other children; OR. When one area of development shows a significant delay.

Do you pay for early intervention in NJ?

Families who participate in the NJEIS may have a cost for some of the IFSP services they receive. A familys cost participation (co-pay) is determined by household income and size and is on a sliding fee scale.

What do early intervention programs do?

Early intervention programs can provide support and services for infants and toddlers with developmental delays and disabilities. These services will depend on the needs of your child. They can include speech therapy, physical therapy, and more. Every U.S. state and territory offers early intervention services.

How does early intervention work in NJ?

Childrens Specialized Hospitals Early Intervention Program (EIP) is a state funded program that provides early identification, evaluation and intervention for children up to three years of age who have a condition that impairs or has a high predictability of impairing normal development and/or who have measurable

How much does an early intervention specialist make in New Jersey?

As of Mar 17, 2025, the average annual pay for an Early Intervention Specialist in New Jersey is $49,048 a year. Just in case you need a simple salary calculator, that works out to be approximately $23.58 an hour. This is the equivalent of $943/week or $4,087/month.

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