Part C

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A federally funded, early intervention program from birth to three for children who have a delay of twenty five percent in two or more, or 50 percent delay in one or more, of the developmental benchmarks, which include: communication, physical, cognitive, social and emotional development.

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  • Glossary: Early Intervention Module [E I Module]
    Early Intervention Module, a program used in Children’s Part C Services which outlines specific steps and standards for achieving outcomes for children at risk for Developmental Disabilities.
  • Glossary: Family Support Specialist [FSS]
    Family Support Specialist, an employee of a child and family provider responsible for providing Part C Early Intervention Services to a child and their family.
  • Glossary: Individual Coverage health Reimbursement Arrangement
    A type of Health Reimbursement Arrangement that reimburses medical expenses, like monthly premiums, and requires eligible employees and dependents to have individual health insurance coverage or Medicare Parts A (Hospital Insurance) and B (Medical Insurance) or Part C (Medicare Advantage) for each month they are covered by the individual coverage HRA.
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