COVID Attestation Form - July 29, 2022 Effective immediately, Nassau County Early Intervention will no longer require EI providers and families to sign the COVID Attestation Form prior to rendering in person evaluations and services. The Department may reinstate this attestation in the future if deemed necessary by county health officials. Please be reminded that even though this form is no longer required, providers should self-monitor for Covid symptoms each day and not enter any home, daycare or provider setting if any symptoms or conditions are present.
Update from The New York State Department of Health Bureau of Early Intervention. The guidelines pertaining to the use of Virtual Early Intervention Visits in the New York State Early Intervention Program during the COVID-19 declared state of emergency remain in effect at least until April 15, 2020.
Update from The New York State Department of Health Bureau of Early Intervention. The guidelines pertaining to the use of Virtual Early Intervention Visits in the New York State Early Intervention Program during the COVID-19 declared state of emergency remain in effect at least until April 15, 2020
