TheraCare’s Early Intervention Program
Services provided by TheraCare include but are not limited to evaluation and assessment, and all other required services under Part C of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act such as family training and home/community visits by a variety of therapists and educators, as well as applying various methodologies to meet the needs of our autism population.
Our skilled professionals work in partnership with each family and their primary health care providers, to create an environment for enhancing their ability to meet their child’s individual needs.
TheraCare employs professionals trained in various teaching methods and clinical modalities for children with developmental disabilities including children with Autism Spectrum Disorders such as Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) – Verbal Behavior (VB)- Discrete Trial Teaching (DTT), Natural Environment Teaching (NET) or a combination of one or more methods.
TheraCare’s teachers and clinicians receive intensive and ongoing training by our full-time supervisory staff and full time administrators support not only our program but also the families we serve. All children are seen in their natural environment.
TheraCare’s Early Intervention program includes:
• Developmental Intervention
• Developmental Intervention with ASD curriculum
• Speech Therapy
• Physical Therapy
• Occupational Therapy
• Family Training
• Social Work
TheraCare’s Early Intervention program offers a full array of services designed to maximize the full potential of each child. Our goal is to promote collaborative relationships with parents and family members to strengthen and enhance their child’s development.
We recognize that young children grow and develop within the structure of their family’s routines. As such, providing services within the child’s home and community environment allows for targeting the most meaningful opportunities to enrich the child’s development.
Our goal is to promote collaborative relationships with parents, family members and caretakers so that intervention strategies may take place throughout all naturally occurring routines.
HOW DO I REFER MY CHILD FOR AN EARLY INTERVENTION* EVALUATION?
New Jersey Early Intervention System Referral: 888-653-4463
Additional information can be found at: www.NJ.gov/health/fhs/eis/ and www.NJreic.org
The New Jersey Early Intervention System provides services to children from birth to age three who have, or are at risk of having, a significant developmental delay.
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THE EARLY INTERVENTION PROGRAM (EIP) IS A PUBLIC PROGRAM FUNDED BY NEW JERSEY AND COUNTY GOVERNMENTS
The New Jersey Early Intervention System provides services to children from birth to age three who have, or are at risk of having, a significant developmental delay.
New Jersey Early Intervention System is managed by New Jersey Department of Health. For more information on funding NJEIS eligibility and family cost participation, please visit