Table AH3
Early Intervention Services on IFSPs Provided to
Infants, Toddlers, and Their Families in Accord With Part C
December 1, 1998

STATE ASSISTIVE
TECHNOLOGY
SERVICES/
DEVICES		 AUDIOLOGY FAMILY
TRAINING
COUNSELING
AND HOME
VISITS		 HEALTH
SERVICES		 MEDICAL
SERVICES		 NURSING
SERVICES
ALABAMA 66 176 799 71 122 247
ALASKA 0 82 9 77 145 46
ARIZONA 4 87 411 14 75 43
ARKANSAS 38 164 1,587 34 107 183
CALIFORNIA 62 341 138 1,285 11 158
COLORADO 300 298 897 506 655 205
CONNECTICUT 1 30 66 0 0 18
DELAWARE 17 20 59 52 224 93
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 3 13 188 63 48 121
FLORIDA 1,506 1,411 7,846 65 6,370 3,923
GEORGIA 0 1 2 0 0 0
HAWAII 104 166 1,783 86 167 799
IDAHO 24 148 142 39 289 192
ILLINOIS 12 245 380 24 0 582
INDIANA 547 602 8 13 17 63
IOWA 76 118 65 51 49 77
KANSAS 317 375 708 162 125 173
KENTUCKY 251 345 1,503 0 34 64
LOUISIANA 42 346 97 202 383 79
MAINE 16 4 51 2 2 0
MARYLAND 15 636 191 82 18 388
MASSACHUSETTS 0 294 9,803 9,803 0 794
MICHIGAN 107 241 1,680 1,612 480 1,292
MINNESOTA 178 306 619 249 286 398
MISSISSIPPI 61 264 291 0 52 0
MISSOURI 278 105 822 13 114 51
MONTANA 86 144 580 97 152 26
NEBRASKA 7 48 50 167 2 89
NEVADA 131 91 981 40 84 0
NEW HAMPSHIRE 0 0 289 0 0 17
NEW JERSEY 66 158 260 5 73 61
NEW MEXICO 4 68 175 23 15 16
NEW YORK 483 996 4,450 0 0 123
NORTH CAROLINA 224 824 995 288 1,460 331
NORTH DAKOTA 54 63 222 26 43 40
OHIO 124 491 559 987 1,076 959
OKLAHOMA 1 2 12 0 0 61
OREGON 39 93 480 25 59 89
PENNSYLVANIA 42 288 100 1 6 174
PUERTO RICO 238 1,249 688 629 2,360 2,360
RHODE ISLAND 1 73 242 2 1 12
SOUTH CAROLINA 40 194 79 45 169 58
SOUTH DAKOTA 10 20 51 1 2 1
TENNESSEE 191 470 1,736 311 519 715
TEXAS 1,088 706 2,822 123 154 178
UTAH 75 204 1,092 0 0 460
VERMONT 9 31 48 0 32 13
VIRGINIA 75 68 223 21 104 61
WASHINGTON 202 240 802 265 253 219
WEST VIRGINIA 75 60 108 9 28 86
WISCONSIN 104 142 496 20 62 296
WYOMING 19 31 162 93 52 37
AMERICAN SAMOA 0 1 0 0 0 2
GUAM 1 111 197 0 0 12
NORTHERN MARIANAS 0 24 8 0 5 0
PALAU . . . . . .
VIRGIN ISLANDS 2 5 28 3 47 6
U.S. AND OUTLYING AREAS 7,416 13,713 48,080 17,686 16,531 16,491
50 STATES, D.C. & P.R. 7,413 13,572 47,847 17,683 16,479 16,471

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Please see data notes for an explanation ofindividual State differences.
Data based on the December 1, 1998 count, updated as of March 16, 2001 .
North Carolina and Arizona data based on the December 1, 1997 count.
U.S. Department of Education, Office of SpecialEducation Programs, Data Analysis System (DANS).

 

 
Table AH3
Early Intervention Services on IFSPs Provided to
Infants, Toddlers, and Their Families in Accord With Part C
December 1, 1998

STATE NUTRITION
SERVICES		 OCCUPA-
TIONAL
THERAPY		 PHYSICAL
THERAPY		 PSYCHO-
LOGICAL
SERVICES		 RESPITE
CARE		 SOCIAL
WORK
SERVICES
ALABAMA 67 1,103 1,237 90 0 147
ALASKA 68 114 156 3 33 28
ARIZONA 70 803 823 4 311 13
ARKANSAS 104 772 782 157 12 205
CALIFORNIA 23 1,398 846 317 1,364 72
COLORADO 348 766 795 53 427 179
CONNECTICUT 5 690 905 8 0 133
DELAWARE 120 237 257 22 1 84
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 76 147 133 69 4 156
FLORIDA 0 3,868 4,213 2,279 0 25,391
GEORGIA 0 15 40 0 0 0
HAWAII 304 625 574 114 246 821
IDAHO 182 430 208 209 152 371
ILLINOIS 113 1,676 1,792 251 0 186
INDIANA 92 2,455 2,870 62 0 45
IOWA 51 370 425 61 32 105
KANSAS 275 762 802 119 136 412
KENTUCKY 66 1,134 1,245 37 259 27
LOUISIANA 152 522 532 5 14 44
MAINE 0 188 118 7 0 26
MARYLAND 11 1,061 1,782 61 2 60
MASSACHUSETTS 196 1,000 902 608 0 1,235
MICHIGAN 652 1,706 1,511 287 334 1,561
MINNESOTA 139 1,295 984 59 364 603
MISSISSIPPI 28 64 56 9 160 78
MISSOURI 73 770 897 15 0 29
MONTANA 110 152 164 28 225 69
NEBRASKA 153 472 456 93 118 0
NEVADA 179 268 369 84 7 84
NEW HAMPSHIRE 12 365 291 2 0 29
NEW JERSEY 105 896 1,465 30 28 394
NEW MEXICO 83 409 366 8 77 10
NEW YORK 165 7,307 8,246 380 1,503 1,278
NORTH CAROLINA 779 860 1,661 162 437 658
NORTH DAKOTA 60 145 76 31 59 45
OHIO 962 1,815 1,860 99 390 815
OKLAHOMA 3 307 455 29 0 2
OREGON 20 615 697 4 1 30
PENNSYLVANIA 76 2,917 3,446 148 0 266
PUERTO RICO 794 1,412 1,277 856 0 1,874
RHODE ISLAND 130 228 262 13 0 5
SOUTH CAROLINA 750 616 793 59 2 42
SOUTH DAKOTA 13 224 273 1 0 0
TENNESSEE 529 694 943 113 16 970
TEXAS 1,156 3,998 3,272 149 72 816
UTAH 0 641 566 8 0 53
VERMONT 48 94 148 7 42 11
VIRGINIA 51 708 1,175 16 232 106
WASHINGTON 386 899 720 128 86 372
WEST VIRGINIA 170 551 962 103 19 165
WISCONSIN 68 1,874 1,685 37 0 774
WYOMING 57 160 147 26 21 31
AMERICAN SAMOA 0 9 3 0 1 0
GUAM 7 26 62 68 0 27
NORTHERN MARIANAS 0 13 29 0 0 15
PALAU . . . . . .
VIRGIN ISLANDS 4 39 56 0 0 10
U.S. AND OUTLYING AREAS 10,085 52,685 56,810 7,588 7,187 40,962
50 STATES, D.C. & P.R. 10,074 52,598 56,660 7,520 7,186 40,910

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Please see data notes for an explanation ofindividual State differences.
Data based on the December 1, 1998 count, updated as of March 16, 2001 .
North Carolina and Arizona data based on the December 1, 1997 count.
U.S. Department of Education, Office of SpecialEducation Programs, Data Analysis System (DANS).

 

 
Table AH3
Early Intervention Services on IFSPs Provided to
Infants, Toddlers, and Their Families in Accord With Part C
December 1, 1998

STATE SPECIAL
INSTRUCTION		 SPEECH
LANGUAGE
PATHOLOGY		 TRANSPORT-
ATION		 VISION
SERVICES		 OTHER EARLY
INTERVEN-
TION
SERVICES
ALABAMA 912 1,613 271 171 1,930
ALASKA 442 152 3 25 0
ARIZONA 1,277 825 132 28 16
ARKANSAS 1,587 1,141 593 132 499
CALIFORNIA 8,273 2,067 768 301 1,249
COLORADO 1,491 736 263 213 778
CONNECTICUT 1,696 1,353 26 28 176
DELAWARE 338 328 58 87 615
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 74 164 48 21 0
FLORIDA 0 6,430 2,931 1,575 13,231
GEORGIA 22 52 2 13 12
HAWAII 517 740 447 158 26
IDAHO 524 441 109 42 72
ILLINOIS 3,481 2,718 183 3 0
INDIANA 3,961 3,409 825 71 35
IOWA 843 356 29 63 181
KANSAS 1,127 1,249 205 284 84
KENTUCKY 3,313 1,840 132 110 1,218
LOUISIANA 1,336 439 20 306 697
MAINE 402 440 226 0 0
MARYLAND 2,379 2,067 520 173 8
MASSACHUSETTS 2,255 1,470 2,548 588 0
MICHIGAN 1,898 1,480 712 186 1,853
MINNESOTA 2,178 1,514 214 188 0
MISSISSIPPI 694 489 11 13 2
MISSOURI 713 1,128 392 71 48
MONTANA 138 213 42 47 580
NEBRASKA 0 591 139 14 59
NEVADA 1,066 457 5 29 1,066
NEW HAMPSHIRE 178 457 0 8 388
NEW JERSEY 2,828 1,826 52 218 133
NEW MEXICO 759 570 27 25 919
NEW YORK 11,298 15,778 5,749 329 0
NORTH CAROLINA 2,415 1,446 656 566 927
NORTH DAKOTA 176 140 38 58 16
OHIO 1,865 2,179 886 205 12,406
OKLAHOMA 468 707 0 7 49
OREGON 405 866 199 64 126
PENNSYLVANIA 4,276 3,909 42 273 0
PUERTO RICO 1,358 1,189 514 329 0
RHODE ISLAND 473 323 127 13 626
SOUTH CAROLINA 1,171 771 28 249 353
SOUTH DAKOTA 356 377 209 15 0
TENNESSEE 1,892 1,307 754 246 362
TEXAS 8,754 6,045 159 617 140
UTAH 758 920 455 168 18
VERMONT 268 187 15 19 0
VIRGINIA 1,164 944 192 86 73
WASHINGTON 1,480 1,231 528 115 209
WEST VIRGINIA 1,718 945 287 57 0
WISCONSIN 2,560 2,894 905 103 48
WYOMING 211 216 86 17 23
AMERICAN SAMOA 0 0 0 0 0
GUAM 73 67 34 0 5
NORTHERN MARIANAS 32 19 4 2 10
PALAU . . . . .
VIRGIN ISLANDS 34 37 0 6 0
U.S. AND OUTLYING AREAS 89,907 81,252 23,800 8,735 41,266
50 STATES, D.C. & P.R. 89,768 81,129 23,762 8,727 41,251

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Please see data notes for an explanation ofindividual State differences.
Data based on the December 1, 1998 count, updated as of March 16, 2001 .
North Carolina and Arizona data based on the December 1, 1997 count.
U.S. Department of Education, Office of SpecialEducation Programs, Data Analysis System (DANS).