Delaware County, Oklahoma

Jay

Jay Medical Center — Developmental Referrals

Jay Medical Center in Jay serves Delaware County families with primary care and developmental referral coordination. Staff can connect families to specialists in Tulsa or Joplin (Missouri) for comprehensive autism evaluations. The Cherokee Nation and Delaware Nation both have a presence in this Grand Lake-area county.

Cherokee Nation Health Services clinics also serve Delaware County families.

Jay

SoonerStart — Oklahoma Early Intervention (Delaware County)

SoonerStart delivers free Part C early intervention for children birth to age 3 with developmental delays throughout Delaware County. Coordinators connect families in Jay and Grove to evaluation and service teams.

Claremore · multi-county

SoonerStart Early Intervention — Rogers County

Oklahoma's Part C early intervention program serving Rogers County. Free therapies and developmental services for children birth to age 3 with developmental delays or disabilities, delivered in the home or community.

FREE under IDEA Part C. Call immediately after any developmental concern — waitlists are shorter than school-age services.

Jay

Centria Autism — Telehealth ABA (Northeast Oklahoma)

Centria Autism provides telehealth-first ABA services for families in rural northeast Oklahoma including Delaware County. Remote BCBA supervision and local technician support where available serve families in Jay, Grove, and around Grand Lake.

Jay

Autism Oklahoma — Statewide Support Network

Autism Oklahoma connects Delaware County families to statewide peer support, community events, and resource navigation. Online programming serves families throughout northeast Oklahoma including the Grand Lake and Grove areas.

Jay

Oklahoma Parents Center — Statewide PTI

The Oklahoma Parents Center provides free parent advocacy and special education rights support for Delaware County families. Statewide reach with remote consultation for rural Grand Lake-area families.