Speech Pathology
Our team of speech pathologists assists people
who have a variety of communication and swallowing
problems resulting from cancer, stroke and other
neurologic conditions, including Parkinson's
disease, ALS, and dementia.
Speech pathologists also treat people with conditions
such as stuttering, deafness, pronunciation problems,
husky voices or voices that become tired at the
end of the day. Speech pathologists work with
otorhinolaryngologists (ear, nose, and throat
specialists), neurologists, psychologists and
other physicians to improve speech capabilities
for adults.
Services include:
- speech assessment
- language and swallowing
skills
- speech/language and cognitive therapy
- swallowing
therapy
- voice restoration after laryngectomy
and tracheotomy
- modified barium swallow studies
- fiberoptic
swallowing evaluation
For additional
information visit Ear,
Nose, Throat Specialists.
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