This study examined the service process and the degree of service integration of the early intervention system in Taipei. The researchers visited the Taipei Early Intervention Center for Children and four case management centers to conduct in depth interviews with seven managers and supervisors. Results showed that the administrative structure and the service process of the early intervention system have to be revised. In addition, an early intervention services system is developing, but there is only about one third of the organizations participated in the system. The findings suggest ways to reconstruct the system, to revise the service process, and to integrate service resources of early intervention. Methodological recommendations for future studies are also provided.