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A few benefits in engaging the help of our speech-language pathology team:

We offer a wide range of services to assist you in the care of your patients, including stuttering, concussion, neurodegenerative diseases, ADHD social and cognitive services.
We provide a consultation letter after the first one hour appointment to help you document and guide the course of treatment
We can consult around disability claims related to speech-language pathology.
We have no waiting lists.
We are focused on adult speech, social and communication.
Most patients are covered for our services through their insurance benefits.
Two or three sessions can benefit clients without insurance and we can provide short-term therapy consisting of guidance, education, and an at-home program.

Please do not hesitate to contact us or complete a PHIPA-compliant online referral.

FAQ

Do you accept referrals for outpatient swallowing (dysphagia) assessments?

We are currently not accepting dysphagia referrals

Do you accept referrals for pediatric language assessments?

We are currently not accepting referrals for pediatric language. Please see our curated list of external speech-language pathologists.

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