Speech Therapy

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A speech therapist helps with talking, understanding words, and communicating with the people around you.

How It Can Help

  • Help with speaking and understanding
  • Exercises you can practice at home
  • Tips for family members

About Our Speech Therapy

Our speech and language pathologists specialize in treatments for language disorder, dysphasia, aphasia, and speech rehabilitation.

Words to know

Speech-language pathologist
A speech therapist.
Aphasia
Trouble speaking or understanding language, often after a stroke.
Dysphasia
A milder form of aphasia: some trouble speaking or understanding language.

Related Specialties

How to Get Started

  1. Call us at 818-459-3676. See how to request care.
  2. Talk with our team. We will answer your questions and explain the next steps.
  3. Care at home. Your care follows the plan your doctor orders.

Doctors and care teams can refer a patient here.

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Do You or a Loved One Need Home Health Care?

Our team is here to help you every step of the way.

Call 818-459-3676 Request Care