Speech & Language Pathology
Speech & Language Pathology
Enhancing Communication and Swallowing Function
ChoiceCare Home Health’s Speech & Language Pathology Services are designed to help patients overcome communication and swallowing difficulties. Our skilled speech language pathology assistants, provide comprehensive assessments and individualized treatments to enhance speech, language, and cognitive functions, ensuring patients can communicate effectively and safely.
Featured Services
Specializing in Post CVA Speech and Language Disorders
Aural Rehab Treatment
Our aural rehabilitation services assist patients with hearing loss in developing effective communication strategies, enhancing their ability to interact and engage with others.
Cognitive Training
Cognitive training involves exercises and activities designed to improve memory, problem-solving skills, and overall cognitive function, supporting better daily living.
Dysphagia Treatment
We offer dysphagia treatment to help patients with swallowing difficulties, ensuring safe and effective eating and drinking through personalized therapy plans.
Language Disorder
Our language disorder treatments focus on improving patients' ability to understand and use language, enhancing communication skills and social interactions.
Non-Oral Communication
We provide training in non-oral communication methods, such as sign language and communication devices, to support patients who are unable to speak.
Voice Disorder Treatment
Our speech language pathology assistants offer specialized voice disorder treatments to improve vocal quality, pitch, and volume, ensuring patients can speak clearly and confidently.
Speech Articulation Disorder
We address speech articulation disorders through exercises and techniques designed to improve clarity and pronunciation, ensuring more effective communication.
Visual Perception Treatment
Our speech language pathology assistants offer visual perception treatments help patients interpret and respond to visual information accurately, enhancing overall cognitive and motor skills.
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions About Speech-Language Pathology
A speech-language pathologist helps patients recover or improve communication and swallowing abilities affected by a stroke, injury, or medical condition. This includes speech articulation, language disorders, voice disorders, cognitive training, and dysphagia, which is difficulty swallowing safely.
Yes. We specialize in post-CVA (post-stroke) speech and language disorders, helping patients rebuild communication skills, address swallowing difficulties, and regain confidence in daily conversation and eating.
Medicare covers speech-language pathology services as part of home health when a patient needs part-time skilled care, is considered homebound, and has a plan of care established with their doctor, similar to how it covers physical and occupational therapy.
Non-oral communication support helps patients who cannot rely on speech alone to communicate, using alternative methods or tools so they can still express their needs and connect with family and caregivers.
Yes. Cognitive training is part of our speech-language pathology services, supporting patients working through memory, attention, or problem-solving challenges that often accompany a stroke, brain injury, or other neurological condition.
No. Speech-language pathology also addresses voice disorders, language comprehension and expression, hearing-related communication challenges through aural rehabilitation, and swallowing safety, in addition to articulation.
Call Choice Care Home Health to describe the patient's condition, recent stroke, or hospital stay. Our team will coordinate an assessment and build a personalized speech-language pathology plan, often alongside physical or occupational therapy.
