Early Intervention (EI) services for children birth through two years of age are mandated by
Part C of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA); however, personnel …

Background: Early intervention (EI) services are designed to promote the development of
skills and enhance the quality of life of infants and toddlers who have been identified as …

Abstract The enTECH Telerehabilitation Program explored the use of telerehabilitation as an
alternative service delivery model for early intervention therapy services. Utilizing the …

The use of telehealth has been discussed nationally as an option to address provider
shortages for children, birth through two, enrolled in Part C of the Individuals with Disabilities …

Telepractice to deliver remote Part C early intervention (EI) services to families in their home
is a rapidly-growing strategy under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) to …

Purpose: To describe the characteristics and effectiveness of pediatric telerehabilitation
interventions offered to children 0–12 years old or to their families. Methods: A systematic …

Using telehealth as a mode of service delivery has the potential to address some long-
standing challenges in early intervention (EI) services such as waiting lists to access …

The use of telehealth as a service delivery method for early intervention (EI) is in its infancy
and few studies have examined its use within the context of a statewide program. The focus …

Using telehealth in early intervention has the potential to increase family and child outcomes
as well as to increase access to family-centered services. Yet, little is known about families' …

Background and objective Although trials continue to emerge supporting the role of
telerehabilitation, implementation has been slow. Key users include older people living with …