Health today has large value because of its ability to affect our lives. It is not just the absence of disease, but also the state of physical, mental and social well-being. Unfortunately, it is difficult to preserve it today, and the repercussions that come with its disruption are capable of bringing changes in our lives that we did not want and they force us to make the decisions we never thought we would have to make. However, the disturbance of health affects children the hardest, because they are dependent on others around them. Apart from being dependent on others, they are rarely asked for an opinion on their health condition, whether something needs to be explained to them or whether they want to find out something. Children with disabilities are particularly affected by illnesses, for which there are currently a small number of institutions providing them with the necessary health care services, which often vary in quality. Aware of this problem, many nations are now launching important steps to develop their own early childhood intervention systems to increase the quality of life of these children. Although we have not yet achieved the optimal development of early intervention systems, many EU countries have co-ordinated and mutually compared data on healthcare services to find a good mix of the good side of all health care systems and thus contribute to increasing the quality of life and satisfaction of all their citizens.