Alta California Regional Center is one of twenty-one regional centers throughout the state and serves as a point of entry into the service system for infants birth to 3 years who have developmental delays (or who are at risk for developmental delays) in our six county area.  Regional centers provide intake and assessment to determine eligibility and service needs. They work with other agencies to arrange, purchase and provide services including all early intervention services. They can provide specific information on the services available in each community.

Public Health Agencies in your community may offer a variety of health services for California children from birth through adolescence, including well-child care, immunizations, and specialized health, therapy and rehabilitation services. They also may offer programs serving the health and medical needs of infants and toddlers with disabilities, those at high risk for disabilities and their families. Call your local public health agency to find out about eligibility requirements and services available in your community.

Family Resource Centers are designed to provide parent- and family-oriented support and information. They help parents and family members find and understand local services and the overall early intervention service delivery system. If you have a problem, a concern or need and aren't sure where to go for help, the WarmLine Family Resource Center can guide you to the appropriate agency or resource.