Early Intervention Providers in Miami, FL

Finding the right early intervention provider in Miami can feel overwhelming. We've compiled availability, insurance, and waitlist information to help you find care faster.

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Early Intervention Providers in Miami

πŸ“ 1601 NW 12th Ave

Sliding scale funding through The Children’s Trust; billing/assistance varies

πŸ“ 1601 NW 12th Ave

Funded by The Children's Trust (sliding scale); may accept private insurance per program policy

πŸ“ Multiple locations (serves South Miami-Dade including parts of Hialeah service area)

Florida Early Steps program
Florida Early Steps (state-funded); Medicaid
Kreative Kids
Early Intervention
CareSource
Scott Davis, M.A., CCC-SLP (example listed)

Beaming Health β€” Multiple Early Intervention Providers (search/listing)

Early Intervention
Service coordinators / multidisciplinary team (no single practitioner listed)

Early Steps β€” North Dade (University of Miami Mailman Center)

Early Intervention

πŸ“ 1400 NW 10th Ave, Suite 301

Florida Early Steps (no charge; families may choose to use insurance)

What to Look For in Early Intervention

Early intervention provides therapy and support services for children birth to age 3 with developmental delays or disabilities. Services are often provided in the home and are typically free through state programs.

  • βœ“Comprehensive evaluation services
  • βœ“Family-centered approach
  • βœ“Variety of therapy options (speech, OT, developmental)
  • βœ“Smooth transition planning to preschool
  • βœ“Parent coaching and education

Insurance: Early intervention is a federal entitlement (Part C of IDEA) and is free or low-cost to families. Contact your state's early intervention program directly.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I access early intervention services?β–Ύ
Contact your state's early intervention program for a free evaluation. In California, Regional Centers coordinate early intervention.
Is there a waitlist for early intervention?β–Ύ
Federal law requires evaluation within 45 days of referral and services to begin promptly. However, some areas have provider shortages.
What happens when my child turns 3?β–Ύ
Children transition from early intervention to school district preschool special education. Transition planning should begin at age 2.5.
Do I need a diagnosis to get early intervention?β–Ύ
No. Children with developmental delays qualify even without a specific diagnosis. The evaluation determines eligibility.

Your Regional Office

Southern Region

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πŸ“ 401 NW 2nd Avenue, Suite N-812, Miami, FL 33128, Miami 33128

πŸ“ž (305) 349-1470

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πŸ• Monday-Friday, 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM (General business hours; service availability may vary)

Florida residents with a developmental disability who meet specific diagnostic and functional criteria.

Florida Resources

Key Laws

Steven A. Geller Autism Coverage Act

Requires health insurance to cover autism therapy including ABA for children under 18.

Funding Sources

APD (Agency for Persons with Disabilities)

Florida's agency providing services through 6 regional offices. Administers Medicaid waiver programs.

Medicaid Waivers

iBudget Florida waiver provides home and community-based services.

Private Insurance

Geller Act requires ABA coverage. Benefits vary by plan.

School District (IEP)

Free services through Exceptional Student Education (ESE) program.

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