55 Pa. Code § 4226.52 - Service coordination activities
Service coordination is an active, ongoing process that includes the following activities:
(1)
Coordinating the performance of initial and ongoing evaluations and
assessments.
(2) Referring at-risk
children to the tracking system and tracking at-risk children.
(3) Facilitating and participating in the
development, implementation, review and evaluation of IFSPs.
(4) Assisting the family of an infant or
toddler with a disability in gaining access to the early intervention services
and other services identified on the IFSP.
(5) Facilitating the timely delivery of early
intervention services.
(6) Assisting
the family in identifying available service providers and facilitating
communication with and between the family and the service provider.
(7) Coordinating and monitoring the delivery
of early intervention services.
(8)
Informing the family of the availability of advocacy services.
(9) Assisting the family in arranging for the
infant or toddler with a disability to receive medical and health services, if
the services are necessary, and coordinating the provision of early
intervention services and other services (such as medical services for other
than diagnostic and evaluation purposes) that the infant or toddler needs or is
being provided.
(10) Offering the
family opportunities and support for the infant or toddler with a disability to
participate in community activities with other children.
(11) Informing the family of appropriate
community resources.
(12)
Facilitating the development of a transition plan as part of the
IFSP.
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