Our Services
We provide speech/language, swallowing/feeding, and physical therapy for a wide range of conditions—supporting clients across the lifespan with personalized, compassionate care.
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Speech & Language Therapy
Speech-language evaluation and treatment in the areas of speech production, expressive/receptive language, voice, fluency, social skills, cognition, and more across the lifespan.
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Swallowing & Feeding Therapy
Skilled feeding and swallowing intervention targeting dysphagia/difficulty with swallowing, selective eating, anxiety around mealtime, and more.
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Physical Therapy
Skilled physical therapy to assess and improve gross motor skills, strength, balance, coordination, and endurance for functional independence in the home, school, and community.
Speech & Language Therapy
We help our patients communicate clearly, confidently, and effectively through individualized speech and language therapy. Our licensed therapists work with all ages to support a wide range of conditions and communication needs.
Articulation and speech sound production
Language challenges related to autism
Speech delays from cleft lip/palate
Developmental language delays
Feeding and swallowing disorders
Speech impacts from hearing impairments
Grammar, vocabulary, and processing support
Apraxia and motor speech disorders
Social communication and pragmatic language
Stuttering and fluency disorders
Voice quality, resonance, and volume concerns
Executive functioning (attention, organization, planning, problem-solving, managing medication and/or schedules.
Confidence and quality of life through guided, goal-oriented practice
Conditions we Support
Swallowing & Feeding Therapy
We support safe, healthy eating through expert feeding and swallowing therapy tailored to each client’s age and needs. Whether working with infants, children, or adults, we focus on building comfort, safety, and confidence at mealtimes through personalized, evidence-based care.
We Support our Patients with:
Trained therapists in the SOS (Sequential Oral Sensory) approach to feeding
Feeding challenges including food aversions and oral motor difficulties
Picky eating and concerns like poor weight gain or Failure to Thrive (FTT)
Swallowing difficulties with liquids and/or solid foods (dysphagia)
Physical Therapy
We work with individuals ages 0-18 years old who have challenges in gross motor skills in both habilitative and rehabilitative settings. Therapy focuses on helping our clients strengthen or adapt these skills to improve independence and confidence. Therapy is tailored to each person’s goals and may include real-life tasks, home exercise programs, and caregiver training/support for carryover into daily routines.
Physical Therapy May Support:
Musculoskeletal disorders (torticollis, scoliosis, plagiocephaly)
Cerebral palsy
Muscle atrophy
Gait abnormalities
Low muscle tone
Coordination disorder
Toe walking
Motor skill difficulty
movement asymmetry
Getting Started
We make it easy to get the care you need, with prompt communication every step of the way. From intake to therapy, we’re here to guide and support you and your ʻohana.
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The first step is to contact your Primary Care Physician and have them send a referral directly to our clinic for speech/language, cognitive-linguistic, swallowing/feeding, and/or physical therapy evaluation. Once our clinic receives the referral, we will give you a call to schedule.
If you are a self-pay patient, contact our office or complete an inquiry form and we will be in touch to discuss your needs.
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Once your referral has been received by our office, a member of our team will contact you to schedule an initial evaluation.
During the evaluation, we use both standardized assessments and non-standardized assessments such as play-based interactions, parent/caregiver reports and observation.
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At the end of the evaluation, we will review preliminary findings with the parent/caregiver and discuss recommendations, treatment approach and goals.
A written evaluation report will be completed within a weekʻs time and faxed directly to your PCP. A report may also be provided to the parent/caregiver or patient if requested.
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If you plan on using health insurance, our team will assist in verifying insurance coverage and benefits.
Some insurances (e.g. HMSA, Medicaid) require a prior authorization request after the evaluation is complete.
Our team submits the completed report and PCP referral directly to your insurance company to determine eligibility and obtain approval (this process typically takes about 10-14 days).
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If therapy services are deemed appropriate or approved through insurance, we will give you a call and match you with one of our therapists to begin interventions and regular therapy sessions.