Autism (EIDBI) Services

Individualized autism support, centered on your child’s strengths.

Through Minnesota’s EIDBI benefit, our specialists build person-centered plans that support communication, connection, and daily living, always shaped around who your child already is.
What Is EIDBI

Support Built Around Who Your Child Already Is

EIDBI stands for Early Intensive Developmental and Behavioral Intervention, a Minnesota Health Care Program benefit that provides individualized support for children and young adults with autism spectrum disorder or related conditions. At CSLL, our EIDBI specialists design person-centered treatment plans that focus on communication, social connection, behavior, and daily living skills.
Unlike a one-size-fits-all program, EIDBI services at CSLL start with your child’s specific strengths, interests, and challenges. We don’t ask your child to fit a mold, we build a plan around who they already are. Sessions might include structured play, communication practice, and skill-building activities that connect directly to real goals you and your family care about.
Because EIDBI is a coordinated benefit, our specialists also work closely with our speech-language pathologists and occupational therapists, so your child’s autism support is never separate from the rest of their care.
Is This the Right Fit?

EIDBI Services May Be a Good Fit If Your Child

Has received or is pursuing an autism diagnosis
Struggles with social communication or connecting with peers
Shows repetitive behaviors or intense, narrow interests
Has difficulty with transitions or changes in routine
Needs support with daily living or self-regulation skills
Would benefit from coordinated care across multiple specialists
If your family is still exploring a diagnosis, our comprehensive evaluations can help clarify next steps before EIDBI services begin.
What We Support

Core Areas of EIDBI Services

Every plan is individualized, but most therapy goals fall into these core areas.
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Communication & Language

Building functional communication skills, whether verbal, AAC-supported, or a combination of both.
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Social Connection

Strengthening skills for interacting, playing, and building relationships with peers and family.
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Behavioral Support

Developing positive strategies for managing transitions, frustration, and challenging situations.
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Daily Living Skills

Building independence with routines like dressing, mealtime, and everyday self-care tasks.
How It Works

What to Expect From EIDBI Services at CSLL

A clear, guided path from diagnostic assessment to ongoing, coordinated support.
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Diagnostic Assessment

We confirm eligibility and understand your child’s specific needs and strengths.
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Individual Treatment Plan

Your EIDBI team builds a person-centered plan with goals that matter to your family.
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Consistent, Coordinated Sessions

Regular sessions build skills through structured play and real-world practice.
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Ongoing Family Partnership

Ongoing updates and home strategies keep your family involved every step of the way.
Why CSLL

Why Families Choose CSLL for EIDBI Services

Families choose CSLL for EIDBI services because autism support here is never treated in isolation. Our specialists coordinate directly with our speech-language pathologists and occupational therapists, so your child’s communication, motor, and behavioral goals all move forward together, not on separate tracks.
We also prioritize genuine partnership with families. You’ll receive regular updates in plain language, practical home strategies, and a team that treats your child’s interests and personality as the foundation of every plan, not an afterthought.
Person-centered, strengths-based treatment plans
Coordinated care across our full clinical team
Regular, plain-language family updates
Support navigating EIDBI enrollment and coverage
Questions, Answered

Autism (EIDBI) FAQs

Common questions parents ask before starting EIDBI services at CSLL.
What is EIDBI and who qualifies?

EIDBI is a Minnesota Health Care Program benefit for children and young adults with autism spectrum disorder or a qualifying related condition. Eligibility requires a qualifying diagnostic assessment, which we can help coordinate.

EIDBI is generally covered through Minnesota Health Care Programs (Medical Assistance). Our care coordinators can help you understand your specific coverage.

Intensity varies by child, from a few hours a week to more intensive schedules, based on your child’s individualized treatment plan.

Yes, many children benefit from coordinated EIDBI and speech or occupational therapy services, all managed under one care team at CSLL.

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Let’s Build a Plan Around Your Child

Schedule a free consultation today and take the first step toward coordinated, individualized autism support.