Help with communication
Changes in speech or language can affect everyday conversations and routines. The agency lists services related to aphasia, apraxia, dysarthria, voice, and augmentative communication.
Swallowing concerns deserve an individual assessment
Speech-language pathologists also work with swallowing disorders. If eating or swallowing is becoming difficult, speak with your healthcare provider about an evaluation. Recommendations should come from the clinician who assesses your needs.
Services Regency provides
Care is based on the provider’s orders and the patient’s individual needs. Regency’s published services include:
- Cognitive-linguistic therapy
- Swallowing therapy
- Thermal stimulation therapy
- Voice therapy
- Augmentative communication therapy
- Speech and language therapy
- Aphasia therapy
- Apraxia therapy
- Dysarthria therapy
- Memory therapy
Does speech therapy include swallowing support?
Yes, Regency lists swallowing therapy among its services. Your provider and speech-language clinician determine the evaluation and treatment appropriate for you. Do not change food textures or swallowing routines based only on general website information.
