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Oxford UnitedHealthcare Oxford Administrative PolicySPEECH THERAPY AND EARLY INTERVENTION PROGRAMS/ BIRTH TO THREE Policy Number: REHABILITATION 025.18 T2Effective Date: February 1, 2017Table of Contents Page INSTRUCTIONS

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How to fill out speech therapy and early intervention forms:

1. Start by gathering all the necessary information, such as the child's personal details, medical history, and any previous speech therapy or intervention received.
2. Review the specific form you need to fill out and familiarize yourself with the sections and questions it contains. This will help you prepare the required information and avoid any confusion.
3. Begin by providing the child's name, date of birth, and contact information. Ensure that you include accurate and up-to-date details.
4. Move on to the medical history section, where you will need to provide information about any existing medical conditions, allergies, medications, or surgeries that are relevant to the child's speech or language development.
5. If the form includes a section on the child's developmental milestones, make sure to accurately describe their current abilities in terms of speech and language, as well as any areas of concern or delay.
6. Provide any relevant information regarding the child's communication skills, such as their ability to understand and follow instructions, express themselves verbally, or use non-verbal communication methods.
7. If the form requires input from other professionals involved in the child's care, ensure that you obtain their feedback and accurately document their assessments or recommendations.
8. Finally, carefully review the completed form for any errors or missing information before submitting it.

Who needs speech therapy and early intervention?

1. Children who have difficulty communicating and expressing themselves verbally or non-verbally may benefit from speech therapy and early intervention.
2. Those who experience speech sound disorders, such as difficulty pronouncing certain sounds or substituting one sound for another, may require speech therapy.
3. Children with language disorders, including difficulties with understanding or using language appropriately, may benefit from early intervention and speech therapy.
4. Individuals with developmental delays or disorders such as autism spectrum disorder or Down syndrome often benefit from speech therapy and early intervention services.
5. Children who experience hearing loss or have had medical interventions such as surgeries affecting their speech and language abilities may require speech therapy and early intervention.
6. In some cases, children with speech and language difficulties may not have a specific diagnosis but can still benefit from early intervention to support their overall communication skills.
7. Speech therapy and early intervention can also be beneficial for individuals with speech fluency disorders, such as stuttering or cluttering, helping them develop effective communication strategies.
8. Early intervention is crucial as it can help address speech and language difficulties before they become more significant, ultimately aiding in the child's overall development and improving their quality of life.

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Speech therapy and early intervention services are designed to help individuals improve their communication skills, including speech, language, and cognitive abilities, at a young age.

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Parents or guardians of children who have communication disorders or delays are typically required to seek speech therapy and early intervention services.

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To fill out speech therapy and early intervention forms, parents or guardians can contact their child's healthcare provider or local early intervention program for guidance.

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The purpose of speech therapy and early intervention is to provide children with the necessary support and tools to improve their communication skills and reach their full potential.

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Information such as the child's medical history, developmental milestones, and any concerns regarding their speech and language abilities must be reported on speech therapy and early intervention forms.

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