Recover communication, cognition, and safe swallowing after stroke or illness — with advanced techniques like VitalStim, at home.
Our speech-language pathologists (SLPs) help patients recover three things nothing else can replace: the ability to communicate, to think clearly, and to eat and drink safely. Therapy addresses speech clarity, language, memory and problem-solving, and swallowing disorders (dysphagia).
For swallowing recovery we offer VitalStim therapy — a specialized electrical-stimulation treatment that helps retrain swallowing muscles, meaning some patients can return to eating the foods they love sooner and more safely.
Words won't come, or food goes down wrong. An SLP rebuilds both — communication and safe swallowing — visit by visit.
Coughing or choking while eating is a warning sign of aspiration, which can cause pneumonia. A swallowing evaluation at home can prevent a crisis.
When thinking and memory start interfering with daily safety, cognitive therapy provides strategies that help patients stay sharp and independent.
Your SLP assesses speech, cognition, and swallowing — including diet safety.
Therapy focuses on your specific goals: clearer speech, safer meals, sharper recall.
Exercises, techniques, and technology like VitalStim, with family included.
Diet upgrades and communication wins you can see at the dinner table.
There is the speech therapist who uses VitalStim (a device that gets my husband swallowing so much better than without it).
Every service we provide is delivered by the same team ranked in the Top 5% of home health agencies nationwide for patient satisfaction — ACHC-accredited, Medicare-certified, and rated 5 stars on Yelp.
VitalStim is an FDA-cleared electrical-stimulation therapy that helps retrain the muscles used for swallowing — delivered by our specially trained speech therapists during treatment sessions.
Yes — SLPs treat cognitive-communication: memory, attention, organization, and problem-solving strategies that support safe, independent living.
Physician-ordered home speech therapy is covered by Medicare and most plans — typically $0 out of pocket for eligible Medicare patients.
One conversation is all it takes — we'll answer your questions, verify coverage, and handle the physician coordination. Most Medicare patients pay $0 out of pocket.