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Reason for referral: The patient, a 4-year-old male, was referred for evaluation due to concerns about delayed speech and social interaction skills. Reports reviewed: Speech and language assessment report, occupational therapy evaluation, and previous pediatrician notes. Background: The patient was born at full term with no complications. Developmental delays were first noted at 18 months. Past Medical history: No significant past medical history. Medications: None. Allergies: No known allergies. Family history: No family history of developmental disorders. Social history: Lives with both parents and a 6-year-old sibling. Attends daycare. Developmental history: Delayed speech development, started walking at 15 months. Hearing and vision: Hearing and vision assessments are within normal limits. Sleep: Sleeps approximately 10 hours per night with no reported issues. Eating: Picky eater, prefers soft foods. Activities and interests: Enjoys playing with blocks and watching cartoons. School: Attends daycare, struggles with group activities and following instructions. Behavior and functioning: Exhibits difficulty in social interactions and prefers solitary play. Examination findings: Physical examination is unremarkable. Impression: The patient presents with developmental delays, particularly in speech and social interaction. Plan: Recommend speech therapy and occupational therapy. Follow-up in 3 months to assess progress.