Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to the questions families, caregivers, and referral partners ask most often about Early Intervention and Helping Hands.

No diagnosis needed to reach out
Free evaluation for all children
No family turned away

How It Works

Getting started is simpler than you might think. Here's what to expect from first contact to services beginning.

01

Reach Out

Call us, submit the online referral form, or have a doctor or childcare provider refer your child. No diagnosis is needed.

02

We Contact You

A team member reaches out within 2 business days to answer your questions and gather a little background information.

03

Free Evaluation

Qualified specialists meet with your child — usually at home or in daycare — and evaluate all areas of development at no cost.

04

Services Begin

If eligible, we create a plan together and services start in your child's natural environment, with you as an active partner.

Who Qualifies for Services

How Referrals Work

After You Submit a Form

Contacting Us & Service Area

Privacy & Confidentiality

About Early Intervention

Services & Support

Our Privacy Commitment

PLACEHOLDER — review with agency/legal before publishing

Helping Hands Home & Community Based Services, LLC is committed to protecting the privacy of every family we serve. All personal information, evaluation results, and service records are kept confidential and are used only to provide and coordinate your child's Early Intervention services.

We will never share your information with outside parties — including schools, employers, insurance companies, or government agencies — without your written consent, except as required by applicable law. As a parent or legal guardian, you have the right to access, review, and request corrections to your child's records at any time.

If you have any questions about how your information is handled, please contact us at 251-288-0194 or visit our Contact page.

Still have questions?

We're happy to help — by phone, email, or online form. No question is too small.