Speech Therapy

If your child is below age-level in mobility, communication, fine motor, self-help, or feeding skills. Our goal is to help children and families with developing skills when delays in development of observed.

Outpatient therapy services will focus on your child’s medical diagnosis or delays in developmental milestones related to their impairments and functional limitations. Our outpatient therapists will add another set of eyes, observations, and intervention ideas to your child’s team.

Certified Speech-language pathologists (SLPs) are experts in communication. SLPs work with people of all ages, from babies to adults. SLPs treat many types of communication and swallowing problems. These include problems with speech sounds, language, literacy, social communication, voice, fluency, cognitive-communication and feeding and swallowing. Children under three years of age who are residents of North Dakota will be referred for early intervention services to ensure the family is connected with important resources and support.

Augmentative communication devices are defined as the devices that give a voice to people who otherwise do not have one. This kind of communication device enables individuals to express their needs and wants, thereby eliminating the need to rely on others for assistance.

Yes. A cleft lip or palate makes it difficult for babies to ‘suck’ or get essential nutrients. We are able to evaluate, recommend special bottles, feeding systems or optional feeding positions to facilitate the feeding process.

Call one of our clinics and schedule a time that is convenient for you. For full evaluations, we will request insurance and medical information so you can be sure of your financial obligation. Screenings are always free and are a way to determine if your child’s skills need a closer look through a full evaluation.

We accept all major insurance providers and file claims through your provider before issuing a statement of balance owed. We collect co-pays at the time of service as required by your specific insurance plan. To determine what your insurance plan will cover, or if there are limits to coverage, contact your insurance provider for more information.