Early Intervention

Step One Early Intervention Program

Located in Quincy and serving clients from Quincy, Milton, and Randolph, Step One Early Intervention is available to families of infants and toddlers with special needs, including developmental disabilities, developmental delays, and environmental or biological risk factors.

The Aspire Health Alliance Step One team includes developmental educators, speech pathologists, social workers, licensed mental health counselors, teaching assistants, nurses, and physical, occupational, and music therapists. Working collaboratively with parents and outside care professionals, the team conducts developmental assessments, creates individual family service plans, and offers developmental and therapeutic intervention and ongoing education and support to enable families to best meet the needs of their children.

Step One Early Intervention provides services in the child’s home, our learning center, and in community settings, such as childcare centers, local libraries, and playgrounds.

At our learning center, group services are offered, including parent-baby and parent-toddler groups, where families can meet each week to support their child’s play, social-emotional interactions, and overall development while obtaining support from each other and their group leader.