Speech Therapy Services in Park Ridge Illinois

FEELWELL HOME HEALTHCARE SERVICES & MEDICAL STAFFING LLC provides an expert speech therapy service for adults and children experiencing difficulty communicating. We treat all types of speech disorders using advanced techniques that will enable you to communicate and improve your socialization skills. We proudly serve in Park Ridge, Illinois and the surrounding areas including Chicago, Lincolnwood, Skokie, Niles, Evanston, Lansing, Cook County, Lake County and Dupage County.

Skilled Speech Therapists

Our speech therapists, or speech-language pathologists, are trained to assess all types of speech or language disorders and offer the most effective treatments. FEELWELL HOME HEALTHCARE SERVICES & MEDICAL STAFFING LLC recruits highly skilled healthcare professionals with a passion for providing personalized care.

Our holistic approach to home healthcare ensures that you receive comprehensive speech therapy treatment in a warm and loving environment. This improves your ability to master the skills needed to communicate effectively and confidently.

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Speech Therapy for Adults

Treating adults with speech and communication disorders requires an understanding of the causes and treatments available. Typically, adult speech therapy is required for any of the following disorders:

Fluency Disorders affect your ability to control the speed, flow, and rhythm of speech. Stuttering and clumping words together are common traits in people with fluency disorders.
Resonance Disorders are caused by a cleft palate, neurological disorders, or swollen tonsils.
Receptive Disorders are most commonly associated with hearing loss, autism, or a head injury.
Cognitive-Communication Disorders are common in adults suffering from stroke, neurological conditions, or brain injury. It may also cause memory issues, making communication more difficult.
Aphasia affects your ability to speak to and understand others. It may also affect your ability to read or write. This disorder is commonly associated with a stroke.
Dysarthria results from paralysis or inability to control the muscles that are used for speech, resulting in slurred or slow speech. It is common in people who have multiple sclerosis (MS), amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), or have suffered a stroke.

Regardless of your age or the cause of your speech impediment, our speech therapists will make an accurate assessment of the cause and administer the best treatment for your specific condition.