Early Intervention

Proactive Detection of Developmental Delays

The first step in early intervention is identifying developmental delays or concerns in physical, cognitive, social, or emotional areas. Through regular assessments and milestone tracking, Dr. Khanna monitors a child’s growth and compares it with age-appropriate benchmarks. Any signs of delay, such as difficulty speaking, walking, or interacting socially, are addressed promptly.

Comprehensive Intervention Plans

Once a developmental delay is detected, an individualized intervention plan is created. This plan may include therapies, nutritional support, or medical treatments tailored to the child’s specific needs. For example, speech therapy for language delays or occupational therapy for motor skill development can significantly improve outcomes. Parents are also guided on how to support their child’s progress at home.

Improving Long-Term Outcomes

Research shows that early intervention leads to better outcomes in education, social relationships, and overall quality of life. By addressing concerns early, Dr. Khanna ensures children have the tools and resources they need to overcome challenges and achieve healthy development.

Empowering Families

Early intervention is a partnership between healthcare providers and families. Dr. Khanna works closely with parents, providing education, resources, and emotional support to empower them in their role as caregivers. Together, we can create a nurturing environment where every child has the opportunity to succeed.