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Children develop at their own pace. From crawling, to walking and speaking, sometimes delays are perfectly normal. Other times, a child may need extra help. When they do, early intervention can help a child catch up, while providing the best outcomes in future years.

From finding the best resources to determine if your child is on track, to getting them the help they need if there is a developmental delay, we can help.


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Nevada Medicaid is investing more than $200 million over the next two years to improve coverage and access to behavioral health services for children and their families.

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Whether it’s your first child or your third, providing a nurturing environment that promotes the emotional, cognitive, and social development of your child is essential. That’s where programs like the Nevada Pyramid Home Visiting Model come in.

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Each January is National Birth Defects Prevention Month, an important observance that provides an opportunity to raise awareness about birth defects, encourage prevention, and offer support to families affected by these conditions.


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