FAQ

  • What age groups do you work with?

    We specialize in pediatric speech therapy, working with children from infancy through adolescence.

  • How do I know if my child needs speech therapy?

    Signs that may indicate your child could benefit from speech therapy include difficulty pronouncing words, limited vocabulary for their age, trouble understanding others, stuttering, or delayed speech development compared to peers. Our experienced therapists can assess your child and provide guidance.

  • What are AAC devices, and how do they help children communicate?

    AAC devices are tools that assist individuals who have difficulty with spoken communication. They can range from simple picture boards to sophisticated electronic devices with voice output. These devices empower children with communication challenges to express their thoughts, needs, and desires effectively.

  • Do you accept insurance?

    We accept a variety of insurance plans. Please contact our office for specific information regarding coverage and payment options.

  • Are AAC devices covered by insurance or funding programs?

    Coverage for AAC devices varies depending on insurance plans and funding sources. Our clinic can assist you in navigating the insurance process and identifying available funding options to help make AAC devices more accessible for your child.

  • What should I expect during the initial evaluation?

    The initial evaluation involves a comprehensive assessment of your child’s speech, language, and communication skills. This may include observing their speech production, understanding of language, and interaction with others. Based on the evaluation, we will discuss findings and recommendations for therapy.

  • How can I get started with AAC for my child?

    The first step is to schedule an evaluation with a speech-language pathologist who specializes in AAC. They will assess your child's communication skills and needs, discuss AAC options, and provide recommendations based on their findings. They can also provide training and support for using the chosen AAC device effectively.

  • What qualifications do your speech-language pathologists have?

    Our speech-language pathologists (SLPs) are licensed and certified professionals with specialized training in pediatric speech therapy. They have extensive experience working with children and are committed to providing compassionate, effective care.

  • How do I know if my child would benefit from an AAC device?

    Children who may benefit from AAC devices include those with speech disorders, language delays, autism spectrum disorders, cerebral palsy, genetic syndromes, or any condition that impacts their ability to communicate verbally. A speech-language pathologist can assess your child's communication abilities and recommend AAC if appropriate.