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Rather, the federal laws and regulations contemplate that early intervention records pertaining to a given child and family will be created and maintained by public agencies and multiple early intervention providers with whom they interact. There are no provisions in FERPA or IDEA that require the creation of a single, comprehensive child early intervention record.

IDEA federal regulations at Section 300.560-300.576 relate to requirements under FERPA and also pertain to early intervention records. The State, municipalities, and early intervention providers must comply with the requirements contained in FERPA 4. FERPA protections apply to student special education records under IDEA and to early intervention records under Part C of IDEA 3. The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act 2 (FERPA) is the federal law that protects the privacy of student education records.

Title II-A of Article 25 of PHL and 10 NYCRR 69-4 Medical Assistance Program (Medicaid).

Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) and regulations (34 CFR 303 34 CFR 300.560 through 300 576)(see Appendix A).

Federal Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) and regulations (34 CFR Part 99) (see Appendix A).

BackgroundР В РІР‚СњР В РІР‚С›ll municipalities and early intervention service providers 1 are subject to requirements pertaining to early intervention records in accordance with each of the following: The memorandum also provides guidance on frequently asked questions related to Early Intervention Program records (referred to as 'early intervention records' throughout this document). The memorandum summarizes requirements related to Early Intervention Program records under applicable State and federal laws and regulations. The purpose of this memorandum is to provide guidance regarding Early Intervention Program records. Documentation should be up-to-date and readily available at any time for review by the parent and appropriate federal, state or local public agencies responsible for oversight of the EIP. In addition, parents participating in the Early Intervention Program have the right to access and amend early intervention records pertaining to their child and family. Comprehensive early intervention records are necessary to document that requirements that apply to municipalities and early intervention service providers are met and to support payment for services by third party payors, localities, and the State. The New York State Department of Health, in its capacity as lead agency for the Early Intervention Program, is responsible for the general administration and supervision of municipalities and early intervention service providers, including the monitoring of all activities necessary to implement all requirements under the federal Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) and Title II-A of Article 25 of New York State Public Health Law (PHL). Guidance on Early Intervention Program Records

Appendix H - Written Parent Consent RequirementsР В РІР‚СњР В РІР‚С›pproved Evaluators, Providers, and Service Coordinators.

Appendix G - Written Notice Requirements.

Appendix F - Medicaid Requirements for Medical Records.

Appendix E - Checklist for Early Intervention Records.

Appendix C - Examples of Documents Generated by Early Intervention Providers.

Appendix B - Examples of Documents Generated by Municipalities.

Appendix A - Summary of FERPA Requirements.

Requirements for Children In Foster Care.

Requirements When Early Intervention Providers Also Operate Other Programs.

Parental Access to Their Children's Records.

Sensitive Information/Information Extraneous to Early Intervention.

Procedural Safeguards Pertaining to Early Intervention Records.

Use of Electronic Records and Signatures.

Coordination, Location, and Organization of Records Pertaining to Individual Children.

Documentation Necessary for Billing and Claiming Purposes.

General Requirements for Early Intervention Program Records.

All Health Care Professionals & Patient SafetyР В РІР‚СњР вЂ™Р’В®arly Intervention Program Memorandum 2003-1 Early Intervention Program Records Table of Contents.

Clinical Guidelines, Standards & Quality of Care.

Health & Safety in the Home, Workplace & Outdoors.

Birth, Death, Marriage & Divorce Records.

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