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Speech Therapy

In outpatient therapy, speech therapists begin by administering several standardized tests to get a sense of a patient’s weaknesses. Patients are then interviewed about their work, home, and family responsibilities. Therapy is focused on tasks that require both communication and cognitive skills, and is highly customized to a given patient’s needs.
Speech therapists help patients relearn what they need to know. This could include:
  • ​Reading road signs and maps
  • Operating a tablet computer or smartphone
  • Making a grocery list or paying household bills
  • Using the public bus system
  • Shuttling their children to various appointments and activities
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  • SERVICES
    • Skilled Nursing
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    • Speech Therapy
    • Occupational Therapy
    • Social Services
    • Home Aide Services
  • About
    • How To Get Service
    • Our Caregivers
  • Contact
  • EDUCATION
    • Heart Failure
    • High Blood Pressure
    • Bleeding Precautions
  • CAREERS
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