Entitled Services. The following SKU’s are entitled for the PC Protection Subscription Service.
Entitled Services. A budget category based on the services designated by federal requirements under IDEA, as amended. The services included as budget line items are Assistive Technology; Audiology; Evaluation/Assessment; Family Training, Counseling and Home Visits; Health; Nursing; Nutrition; Occupational Therapy; Physical Therapy; Psychology; Service Coordination/Case Management; Social Work; Special Instruction; Speech Language Pathology; Transportation; Vision; and other entitled Part C services (i.e., services including Sign Language and Cued Language Services, that may be entitled through the Individualized Family Service Plan process but are not listed above). IDEA, as amended, requires the following to be provided at no cost to families: Child Find, Service Coordination, Evaluation and Assessment, IFSP development and procedural safeguards. Family-Centered Practices – a way of planning and providing early intervention services in which families are involved in all aspects of decision-making, families’ cultures and values are respected, and families are provided with accurate and sufficient information to be able to make informed decisions. Family-centered practices include establishing an active parent-provider partnership; considering family routines, activities and natural settings throughout the early intervention process (from child find, evaluation and assessment, and delivery of entitled services through transition); keeping the focus of early intervention supports and services on increasing the child’s participation in family and community activities identified by the family; and supporting the family in identifying learning opportunities and enhancing their child’s development. Focused Monitoring - A process that purposefully selects priority areas to examine for compliance/results while not specifically examining other areas for compliance to maximize resources, emphasize important variables and increase the probability of
Entitled Services. A budget category based on the services designated by federal requirements under IDEA, as amended. The services included as budget line items are Assistive Technology; Audiology; Evaluation/Assessment; Family Training, Counseling and Home Visits; Health; Nursing; Nutrition; Occupational Therapy; Physical Therapy; Psychology; Service Coordination/Case Management; Social Work; Special Instruction; Speech Language Pathology; Transportation; Vision; and other entitled Part C services (i.e., services including Sign Language and Cued Language Services, that may be entitled through the Individualized Family Service Plan process but are not listed above). The services designated by federal requirements which must be provided at no cost to families under IDEA, as amended, which are Child Find, Service Coordination, Evaluation and Assessment, IFSP development and procedural safeguards. While the cost of these services must be provided at no cost to families, they will be billed to existing public third party resources and may be billed to private insurance resources with family consent Family Survey – a professional survey, funded by the General Supervision Enhancement Grant (GSEG), that is nationally validated and will be administered to an appropriate sample of families for the purpose of collecting the first year’s Family Outcomes Data as required by the Office of Special Education Programs (OSEP) for the State Performance Plan.
Entitled Services. A budget category based on the services designated by federal requirements under IDEA. The services included as budget line items are Assistive Technology; Audiology; Evaluation/Assessment; Family Training, Counseling and Home Visits; Health; Nursing; Nutrition; Occupational Therapy; Physical Therapy; Psychology; Service Coordination/Case Management; Social Work; Special Instruction; Speech Language Pathology; Transportation; and Vision.
Entitled Services. A budget category based on the services designated by federal requirements under IDEA. The services included as budget line items are Assistive Technology; Audiology; Evaluation/Assessment; Family Training, Counseling and Home Visits; Health; Nursing; Nutrition; Occupational Therapy; Physical Therapy; Psychology; Service Coordination/Case Management; Social Work; Special Instruction; Speech Language Pathology; Transportation; Vision; and other entitled Part C services (i.e., services that may be entitled but are not listed above). Family-Centered Practices – a way of planning and providing early intervention services in which families are involved in all aspects of decision-making, families’ cultures and values are respected, and families are provided with accurate and sufficient information to be able to make informed decisions. Family-centered practices include establishing an active parent-provider partnership; considering family routines, activities and natural settings throughout the early intervention process (from child find, evaluation and assessment, and delivery of entitled services on through transition); and keeping the focus of early intervention supports and services on increasing the child’s participation in family and community activities identified by the family and supporting the family in identifying learning opportunities and enhancing their child’s development.
