Early Detection. Lifelong Impact.

At Neftaly, we believe every child deserves the best start in life. Our Pediatric Developmental Screening program helps identify developmental delays or concerns early, so children can get the support they need to grow, learn, and thrive.

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What Is Developmental Screening?

Developmental screening is a simple process used to check if your child is meeting expected milestones in areas such as:

• Speech and language
• Movement and coordination
• Cognitive skills (learning and thinking)
• Social and emotional behavior
• Self-help skills

Screenings are quick, non-invasive, and typically involve a short questionnaire, observation, and interaction with your child.

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Why Early Screening Matters

The earlier a developmental delay is identified, the better the outcomes. Early intervention:

• Helps children reach their full potential
• Supports school readiness and learning
• Improves communication and social skills
• Reduces long-term developmental challenges

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Who Should Be Screened?

• All children should be screened regularly from infancy through age five, even if no concerns are present.
• Children at higher risk (e.g., premature birth, family history of developmental delays) may need more frequent screenings.
• Parents and caregivers who notice delays or changes should always feel empowered to request a screening.

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What to Expect at a Neftaly Screening

1. Parent Interview & Questionnaire
2. Developmental Play-Based Observation
3. Professional Feedback & Recommendations
4. Referral for Services (if needed) to speech, occupational, or physical therapy, or early childhood programs
5. Ongoing Support from Neftaly’s care team

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Partnering With Parents for Lifelong Success

We know that no one knows your child better than you do. That’s why Neftaly works closely with families to provide guidance, answer questions, and ensure your child receives the right care at the right time.

Schedule your child’s developmental screening with Neftaly today — because early support makes all the difference.