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City guide · New Mexico
What Albuquerque families use, listed with the same fixed questions answered for every provider — so you can compare like with like.
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3 resources in Albuquerque — Diagnosis
Free early intervention services for children birth to three with developmental delays or disabilities, including assessments of vocalisation, movement, play, sleeping, eating, and social-emotional development. Typically 2–3 professionals conduct evaluations in the home.
Ages Birth to age three
Diagnostic evaluation and case management for autistic people aged 3 and older, delivered by a multidisciplinary team including psychology, paediatrics, psychiatry, clinical counselling, social work and speech-language pathology.
Ages Age 3 and older
Comprehensive developmental evaluations for children birth to three assessing six key areas: thinking and problem-solving, social and emotional interaction, communication and language, motor skills and coordination, response to sensory input, and medical history. The evaluation process takes approximately four hours total, with about two hours of direct child assessment.
Ages Birth to age threeWait About 2–4 months for evaluations
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