Services
Consultations and Assessments
Comprehensive Evaluations: Virtual Speech Solutions provides detailed and personalized speech and language evaluations for all ages.
The assessment involves patient/family interviews, a thorough review of patient history, standardized and informal assessments, and clinical expertise to assess the individual needs of every patient.
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Following the evaluation, you will receive a detailed report. This report will outline the findings, highlighting patient strengths, areas of concern, and, if warranted, recommendations for intervention. ​
Speech Therapy
Virtual Speech Solutions specializes in providing speech therapy via teletherapy or in-person. Our new on-site location is coming soon!
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Virtual Therapy
The flexibility of our virtual sessions allows you to access our services comfortably from your home or any other suitable environment, saving you time and integrating seamlessly into your routine. Speech therapy sessions are created to meet the client's needs and to be interactive and engaging, ensuring each session is productive and enjoyable. Virtual speech therapy services are just as effective as in-person therapy, with the added advantage of being more accessible. A landmark study from Kent State University showed no significant difference in scores between students who participated in teletherapy versus on-site therapy.
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Adult Speech Therapy
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Parkinson's Disease: Difficulty with speech, swallowing, articulation, loudness, and speech rate.
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Aphasia: Resulting from a stroke or neurological condition
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Neurogenic stuttering: problems with spoken fluency which may involve repetition of words
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Voice: abnormal production, loudness, and vocal quality, which is inappropriate for an individual's age, sex, or preference.
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Apraxia: A motor speech disorder that causes difficulty planning the sequence required to produce speech.
Pediatric Speech Services
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Developmental Language Disorder (DLD): occurs when a child or adult has difficulties talking or understanding language.
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Social Language Disorder (SLD): is characterized by persistent difficulties using verbal and nonverbal language for social purposes.
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Articulation: is an impairment in the ability to produce speech sounds.
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Fluency: an interruption in the flow of speech (e.g., stuttering, cluttering)
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Voice: abnormal production, loudness, and vocal quality, which is inappropriate for an individual's age.
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Speech Delay: This is seen in early childhood when a toddler does not meet typical speech milestones.