Patient Care

Northeastern Early Steps Program

Northeastern Early Steps is a Children's Medical Services program provided by the department of pediatrics at the University of Florida College of Medicine – Jacksonville. Early Steps provides early intervention services to infants and toddlers, from birth to 36 months, with developmental delays, disabilities and at-risk conditions at no cost to families.

About our Program

About

Learn how Northeastern Early Steps supports families with free, family-centered early intervention services for infants and toddlers with developmental delays or risks.

Our Team

Meet the dedicated professionals who work together to support children’s development and empower families through the Northeastern Early Steps program.

Services and Resources

Explore our range of no-cost early intervention services designed to support your child’s development in everyday environments where they live, learn, and play.

For Professionals

Learn more about our resources, referral guidelines, and support for healthcare providers, educators, and community partners connect families with Northeastern Early Steps

Referrals

Learn how to refer a child to Northeastern Early Steps for a developmental screening or early intervention services—no diagnosis needed to get started.

Contact Us

Have questions or need help getting started? Reach out to our team to schedule a screening or learn more about our services.

For Families

Development Questions? We’re Here to Help.

Early Intervention Can Help. ''Children grow at their own pace. Some differences are typical, while others may need attention. Early intervention can help when it matters most.''

For Professionals

Play a Vital Role in Identifying and Referring Children Who May Benefit

Learn more about our resources, referral guidelines, and support for healthcare providers, educators, and community partners connect families with Northeastern Early Steps.