Inland Regional Center

14 recommendations and reviews from 13 people

• Referral from January 9, 2018
  

  Meghan B. asked:

  Need help I need childcare for my daughter, I get assistance through the state. Unfortunately she is a huge handful and was just let go from a daycare due to this. We believe she may have ODD, its almost guaranteed. She can get physical when she gets too worked up. Is there anyone that understands this and can help with childcare?

  

  Chris H. replied:

  what she said ^! Contact inland regional center and request an evaluation! If she qualifies she may receive in-home support services from a company that is trained on working with children with special needs! Wish you the best of luck! the direct contact number for IRC is 909-890-3000:-)

  

  Denise H. replied:

  Call Inland Regional Center and have her assessed.

  

  Jennifer M. replied:

  Inland regional center can help

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• Referral from November 1, 2017
  

  Yolanda M. asked:

  Can anyone recommend an Advocate for Education I’m a parent of a child with special needs and I’m looking for an advocate we just moved to Highland last month. Thank You

  

  Debora N. replied:

  Inland Regional Center in San Bernardino specializes in special needs children and are advocates for them and their families. 909-890-3000. My grandson is autistic and I retired from special ed a few yrs ago.

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• Referral from November 17, 2015
  

  Monique F. asked:

  I need a little bit of help San Bernardino! My son needs to evaluated for possible autism. I already took him to his PCP who also believes he has autism. How ever I have to find my own psychologist to have him evaluated. I have looked on internet and called some places who placed on their site that they work with kids but when I called, They said they don't work with kids. I've also called 211 who gave me some more resources with no luck either. By any chance does anyone know of any child psychologist that could help with an evaluation? I'm currently waiting for his school psychologist to call back. Other than that I feel like I'm at a dead end. No bad comments please. Thank you

  

  Lily L. replied:

  Have you tried Inland Regional Center? (909)890-3000 They diagnose & offer an abundance of services for children with needs similar to that of your child. Good luck!

  

  María B. replied:

  Call this number 909-890-3000, it's for Inland Regional Center. Say you want to know if your son is eligible for services. Don't say anything else besides that! If you ask for an diagnosis or evaluation, they will not help you! They are super picky on what you say. My son has autism, this is where he goes and he receives behavioral modification therapy. I wish you the best of luck.

  

  Darlena P. replied:

  Try the phoenix clinic they do evaluations and can refer you to a Dr. There or at another facility or try inland regional center

  

  Kelly K. replied:

  Try inland regional center

  

  Marc R. replied:

  María Bañuelos is correct, call Inland Regional Center ...

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• Referral from June 7, 2015
  

  David O. asked:

  Ok my ILSB PEEPZ QUICK QUESTION WELL I NEED YA HELP DOES ANYONE KNW A GOOD DAY CARE CENTER FOR KIDS WITH DISABILITIES? A TRUSTD ONE... ONE WITH LOTS OF PATIENCE ETC... ??

  

  Erin G. replied:

  Inland Regional Center. Its on Waterman down by the tracks. http://inlandrc.org/

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• Referral from September 2, 2014
  

  Jill A. asked:

  We have a member Janine Williams and spouse who are trying to foster and adopt a medically fragile baby. They have to overcome another costly obstacle before the little guy can go to their home and out of convalescent care. Does anyone have resources, contacts , ideas on how to get an ADA approved ramp. They need one ASAP.

  

  Francis G. replied:

  Contact inland regional center 909-890-3000. If they can't help, they probably can give you referrals

  

  Natalie P. replied:

  Inland Regional Center will help them

  

  Bobbie T. replied:

  I would suggest Inland Regional Center. Or have the try 211 and see what resources they have to assist. They make it so difficult for families to foster sometimes....

  

  Bobbie T. replied:

  Awww I'm sorry I miss understood :/ inland regional center is a kind of lengthy process so if may not be and immediate solution for the ramp unless the child is already a part of IRC. What about first five? You could also try the DM SELPA Children's Center

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