North Dakota Early Hearing Detection and Intervention Program (ND EHDI)

North Dakota Early Hearing Detection and Intervention Program (ND EHDI) Welcome to the North Dakota Early Hearing Detection and Intervention (ND EHDI) program page! Our goal is to focus on all aspects of hearing health.

The ND EHDI program has been in operation since 2000. At that time, there was an increased emphasis placed on universal newborn hearing screening (UNHS). As programs evolved from UNHS into EHDI, an additional emphasis was placed on follow-up efforts thus requiring support for both birth screening and subsequent follow-up activities. This additional focus to reduce loss to documentation/loss to follow-up (LTD/LTF) has brought about the need to enlist additional program partners including audiologists, child health care providers, and early childhood programs while maintaining a strong birth screening program. Following an infant from birth through diagnosis and into early intervention requires ongoing diligence and a system bridging all medical and educational communities.

On behalf of the North Dakota Early Hearing Detection and Intervention (EHDI) Program staff, we are truly thankful for y...
12/25/2025

On behalf of the North Dakota Early Hearing Detection and Intervention (EHDI) Program staff, we are truly thankful for your dedication and support in helping children and families across North Dakota thrive through early hearing detection and intervention. We wish you and your loved ones a joyful holiday season filled with peace, laughter, and special moments in the year ahead.

Guidance for Families on Holiday Feeding, Communication, and Noise Challenges: This collection of articles offering holi...
12/24/2025

Guidance for Families on Holiday Feeding, Communication, and Noise Challenges: This collection of articles offering holiday guidance — many written by your peers — might help the clients and families you serve, as well as your own friends and family members.
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The holiday season is here with its crush of big meals, celebrations, shopping, and yes, stress. While getting together with loved ones can be joyful, gatherings large and small can be anxiety-provoking for your students, clients, patients, and their families. This collection of articles offering ho...

12/23/2025

Join us for a research-backed webinar at noon ET on Wednesday, January 14, 2026. Discover how collaborative play can strengthen children’s language skills, social communication, and emotional wellbeing. Register today! https://at.asha.org/RX

12/23/2025

It’s Research Tuesday📚! In this article from JSLHR, authors argue that developmental language disorder (DLD) exists on a spectrum. This understanding could improve diagnosis and prognosis of .

Learn more: https://at.asha.org/RZ

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Sign language is an effective way for toddlers—especially those who are deaf or hard of hearing—to express themselves and connect with others. Whether your child is non-verbal, developing speech, or primarily communicates visually, sign language can help them share their needs, feelings, and ideas from an early age. To explore tools and strategies designed for toddlers and their families, see the EI Clearinghouse resource guides on Sign Language for Babies and Young Children and Deaf and Hard of Hearing Resources:
https://eiclearinghouse.org/guides/sign-language/
https://eiclearinghouse.org/guides/deaf-resources/



La lengua de señas es una forma efectiva para que los niños pequeños, especialmente aquellos que son sordos o tienen dificultades auditivas, se expresen y se conecten con los demás. Ya sea que su hijo no hable, esté desarrollando el habla o se comunique principalmente de forma visual, el lenguaje de señas puede ayudarle a compartir sus necesidades, emociones e ideas desde muy temprana edad. Para conocer herramientas y estrategias diseñadas para niños pequeños y sus familias, consulte las guías de recursos del Clearinghouse de Intervención Temprana sobre Lenguaje de Señas para Bebés y Niños Pequeños y Recursos para personas sordas y con problemas de audición:
https://eiclearinghouse.org/es/guides/sign-language-sp/
https://eiclearinghouse.org/es/guides/deaf-resources-sp/

Hello, Hearing Healthcare Partners!We are excited to share the Winter/Holiday 2025 issue of the North Dakota Early Heari...
12/04/2025

Hello, Hearing Healthcare Partners!

We are excited to share the Winter/Holiday 2025 issue of the North Dakota Early Hearing Detection & Intervention Program quarterly ND EHDI newsletter.

This issue is packed with valuable insights, events, and updates. To view the newsletter, visithttps://ndcpd.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/16/2025/12/NDEHDI-Winter-2025.pdf

Thank you for your continued commitment to the Early Hearing Detection and Intervention community. Your dedication is truly appreciated and recognized.

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North Dakota Early Health Detection and Invention Program (ND EHDI)

The ND EHDI program has been in operation since 2000. At that time, there was an increased emphasis placed on universal newborn hearing screening (UNHS). As programs evolved from UNHS into EHDI, an additional emphasis was placed on follow-up efforts thus requiring support for both birth screening and subsequent follow-up activities. This additional focus to reduce loss to documentation/loss to follow-up (LTD/LTF) has brought about the need to enlist additional program partners including audiologists, child health care providers, and early childhood programs while maintaining a strong birth screening program. Following an infant from birth through diagnosis and into early intervention requires ongoing diligence and a system bridging all medical and educational communities. For more information visit us at https://www.ndcpd.org/ehdi/