Expands early intervention services for children under three with developmental delays or disabilities in Alaska.
The bill amends Alaska statutes to expand early intervention services for children under three with developmental delays or disabilities. It defines "developmentally delayed" and "early intervention services," and specifies the types of services to be provided, including case management, family training, and health services. The bill also mandates the development of an educational program on developmental delays and disabilities, and requires the Department of Health to report on the implementation of these services.
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