Early Intervention

Home & Community Based Early Intervention Services

Emory Valley Center provides in-home Early Intervention Services to children with a developmental delay. In-home early intervention services are available in a 16 county region for children and their families who qualify for Part C services through the Tennessee Early Intervention System.

• Anyone who has a concern about a child’s development, age birth through two, can call Tennessee’s Early Intervention System, and make a referral.
• Children qualify for services if they have a delay in one or more areas of development or a diagnosed condition.
• This is a voluntary education program through the Department of Education.

Emory Valley Center is contracted to provide services to 500 children in the East Tennessee Region covering 16 counties: Anderson, Blount, Campbell, Claiborne, Cocke, Grainger, Hamblen, Jefferson, Knox, Loudon, Monroe, Morgan, Roane, Scott, Sevier, and Union.

Emory Valley Center’s Early Interventionists:

• Work with the family in their home to promote their child’s development
• Support families by offering ideas they can implement every day into their lives to assist in their child’s development
• Aid families so that their children start school with minimal or no special education supports.

 TN Early Learning Standards for Birth – 48 months: click here

TN Early Learning Standards for 4+ years old: click here

For more information contact:

Director of Early Intervention Services, Anna McMillan 865-813-0581

Families should call the Knoxville Tennessee Early Intervention System office at 1-800-852-7157 to refer a child for a free developmental evaluation.