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Screenings

What is a screening? 

A screening is an opportunity for parents and professionals to find out how a child is developing in comparison to their same age peers.

Areas of Development Screened:

  • Hearing
  • Vision
  • Communication – This includes how well a child can follow directions and how well a child be understood.
  • Fine Motor – How a child uses their hands to eat or use a crayon.
  • Gross Motor – How a child moves, climbs, catches a ball, etc.
  • Social/Emotional – How well a child plays with other children and interacts with adults.  Also, how a child transitions from one activity to another.
  • Self Help – How well a child is able to care themself in the areas of eating, dressing, and toileting.
  • Cognitive – How a child solves everyday problems.

A developmental screening is one of most important steps you can take to ensure your child's success in school and beyond. Even if you believe your child is developmentally on track, a developmental screening will provide reassurance that everything is okay. We can provide you with resources for working with your child to ensure that they continue to meet their developmental milestones and give you an opportunity to learn about what the SCCDC has to offer all children ages birth to five. If you child does have a delay, studies show the earlier a delay is recognized and intervention begins, the better the child's chance of substantial improvement!  

Visit screenforsuccess.org for free resources and more!

For more information, or to make an appointment, please call 307-872-3290 (Green River) or 307-352-6871 (Rock Springs).

Screenings are scheduled by appointment, Monday through Friday, between 8am and 4pm.
Use these links to fill out a screening permission form: (English) (Spanish)

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