Your swallowing or speech problems may be affected by a physical impairment, emotional issues, and learning disabilities. To provide a solution, we offer Medicare-accredited speech therapy and Medicare nurses in Illinois. Our speech therapists customize examinations and establish a care plan to assess the patient’s progress. They also help patients who have been in a traumatic experience re-learn proper swallowing techniques.
Here are the services our speech therapists offer:
- Communicate with patients.
- Evaluate the patient’s level of language or speech difficulty.
- Provide basic reading and vocalizing activities.
- Provide oral and swallowing therapy.
- Provide auditory habilitation and rehabilitation.
- Create and carry out the treatment plan.
- Identify treatment options.
- Teach patients how to improve their voice and make sounds.
- Teach communication methods, such as sign language, with little to no speech ability.
- Counsel the patient to cope with communication disorders.
- And more
Benefits of Speech Therapy
Speech Therapy improves communication and overall quality of life. Some of the key benefits include:
- Enhances speech clarity and pronunciation.
- Improves understanding and use of language.
- Helps overcome stuttering and fluency issues.
- Strengthens cognitive communication skills.
- Aids in regaining voice control and vocal strength.
- Reduces risks associated with swallowing disorders.
- Boosts confidence and social interaction.
Tips & Strategies for Speech Improvement
- Practice speaking slowly and clearly.
- Use gestures and visual cues to support verbal communication.
- Engage in reading and storytelling to strengthen language skills.
- Try breathing exercises for better voice control.
- Drink plenty of water to maintain vocal cord health.
- Use assistive devices or apps for speech support.
- Be patient and practice consistently.
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Get in Touch
Do you wish to personally meet our physical therapists and other healthcare staff? Set an appointment now! For more information, don’t hesitate to call us at 708+801-8662.