The community need for the social and economic benefits of early intervention is well documented. By addressing development issues during a child’s maximum rate of learning and development period, early intervention can, in many cases, help to avoid more costly special education services later on and also can, in some cases, result in the child being indistinguishable from typical classmates in later years.

A three-year Tennessee study showed that every dollar spent on early intervention yields a $7 savings within 36 months. Another study spanning four decades documented a return to society of more than $17 for every tax dollar invested in early education. Providing coping strategies to families allows less stressful participation in everyday family activities. Our Early Intervention Services can help.