We prioritize functional, person-centered therapy that supports communication, independence, and quality of life. Each treatment plan is tailored to the individual’s goals, interests, and daily routines, using research-supported techniques delivered one-on-one in the comfort of home.
Stroke can affect speech, language, cognition, and swallowing. We provide individualized therapy to support recovery and help patients regain communication skills needed for daily activities.
Therapy focuses on practical strategies that improve participation at home and in the community.
This service may help with:
Speech and language difficulties after stroke
Cognitive-communication challenges
Swallowing safety and function
Regaining confidence in communication
We offer evidence-based speech therapy for individuals with Parkinson’s disease, including the SPEAK OUT!® therapy program. This program is designed to help individuals maintain clear speech, strong voice, and safe swallowing.
Therapy emphasizes intent, consistency, and confidence to support long-term communication success.
This service may help with:
Reduced speech volume or clarity
Voice changes related to Parkinson’s
Swallowing difficulties
Maintaining communication independence
Aphasia affects the ability to understand or express language, often following a stroke or brain injury. We provide functional, person-centered therapy to help individuals communicate more effectively in everyday situations.
Therapy may also include the use of assistive communication strategies or technology when appropriate.
This service may help with:
Difficulty finding words
Trouble understanding spoken or written language
Expressing needs and thoughts
Communicating with family and caregivers
Swallowing disorders can impact safety, nutrition, and quality of life. We provide specialized swallowing therapy to improve muscle function and swallowing coordination.
When clinically appropriate, therapy may include neuromuscular electrical stimulation (NMES) to support muscle activation.
This service may help with:
Coughing or choking during meals
Difficulty swallowing food or liquids
Swallowing changes due to neurological conditions
Improving confidence while eating
Voice disorders can affect vocal strength, clarity, and endurance. We provide targeted voice therapy, including treatment for vocal fold paralysis, to support healthy and functional voice use.
Therapy is tailored to each individual’s vocal demands and daily communication needs.
This service may help with:
Hoarseness or vocal strain
Weak or breathy voice
Voice fatigue
Voice changes related to neurological conditions
Cognitive-communication therapy focuses on skills such as memory, attention, problem-solving, and executive functioning. These skills are essential for managing daily tasks and maintaining independence.
Therapy is practical and goal-driven, targeting real-life situations.
This service may help with:
Memory and attention difficulties
Problem-solving challenges
Organization and planning skills
Managing daily responsibilities
Take the first step toward clearer communication, greater independence, and improved quality of life with personalized, in-home adult speech therapy.