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What resources are available for families with children who have special healthcare needs?

Families with children who have special healthcare needs can access various resources, such as:
Early Intervention Programs: These provide services to infants and toddlers with developmental delays.
Family-to-Family Health Information Centers: These centers offer support and information to families of children with special healthcare needs.
State Medicaid Waiver Programs: These waivers provide additional services to children with disabilities beyond what is typically covered by Medicaid.

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