About
E. Sholom Early Intervention is a New York State Department of Health (DOH) approved Early Intervention (EI) service provider, serving families in the four boroughs of NYC (Brooklyn, Bronx, Manhattan, and Queens). They empower families to help their infants and toddlers reach their full potential by employing a variety of therapeutic services. Their services include Speech Therapy, Special Instruction, Social Work, Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Multidisciplinary Evaluations, Service Coordination, ABA, and Nutrition. They cater to young children (ages 0 – 3) and their families through the early intervention program, which is administered through the Department of Health in each family's county and is provided at no cost to the parents. E. Sholom Early Intervention is committed to reducing developmental delays among young children and assists and empowers families to meet their child's needs through a variety of home and community-based services.
Insurance & payment
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Services & specialties
Speech Therapy
E. SHOLOM, Inc. specializes in multilingual pediatric speech language therapy services that assist in the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of physical and/or cognitive difficulties.
Special Instruction
At E. SHOLOM, Inc. our Special Educators work in collaboration with the family, service coordinators and other service providers.
Social Work
E. SHOLOM, Inc. specializes in pediatric Social Work services that focus on supporting a family in many ways.
Physical Therapy
E. SHOLOM, Inc. specializes in multilingual pediatric physical therapy services that help infants and toddlers develop independence and safety navigate their own environments including home.
Occupational Therapy
E. SHOLOM, Inc. specializes in pediatric occupational therapy services that focus on enabling infants and children to build independence in Activities of Daily Living.
ABA
E. SHOLOM, Inc.’s Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) program help young children on the autistic spectrum learn to communicate, improve social skills and reduce problematic behaviors like tantrums.