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Speech Therapy

Our licensed speech language pathologists provide one on one care at home to improve communication, thinking skills, and safe swallowing. Whether recovering from illness, stroke, or injury, we help you feel understood, confident, and safer day to day.

ShapeSpeech Therapy At Home

What Speech Therapy Looks Like at Home

Who It’s For

Coming home from hospital, rehab, or surgery

Trouble finding words or speaking clearly

Voice changes that affect daily conversations

Coughing or choking while eating or drinking

Why Speech Therapy at Home Matters

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Clearer communication

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Safer swallowing

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Stronger memory and attention

What We Help With

Language support

Speech clarity

Swallowing therapy

Cognitive communication

Voice support

ShapeWHAT HAPPENS NEXT

After You Reach Out

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Quick call to understand needs

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Verify coverage and eligibility

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We confirm the physician’s order

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SLP evaluation to assess and set goals

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Visits begin and you get clear next steps and home practice

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Strong finish and we discharge when goals are met

ShapeWhy Home Heal

What Makes Us Different

Calm, supportive care

Patients feel heard, encouraged, and respected

Personalized plans

Built around your condition, goals, and routines

Home based progress

Therapy fits real life in your home, not a clinic setting

Proactive communication

Clear updates and next steps and strategies

Care coordination

We stay aligned with your physician and care team

Safety-first approach

We watch for early warning signs and reduce preventable setbacks.

Smooth transitions

We help patients settle in after discharge with clear guidance and follow-up.

ShapeConnect With Home Heal

Care Starts With a Conversation

Whether this is for you or a loved one, we’ll guide you through eligibility, timing, and what to expect, one step at a time.

ShapeFAQs

Helpful Answers About Speech Therapy

Speech therapy at home is care provided by a licensed speech therapist in your home. It helps improve communication, thinking skills, and swallowing, allowing patients to heal where they live.

A visit may include speech exercises, language practice, swallowing assessments, and personalized strategies to improve daily communication and safety.

Yes. Speech therapy is often used after stroke, neurological conditions, or illness to help restore speech, understanding, and safe swallowing.

Visit frequency is based on your physician’s orders and your needs. Some patients are seen a few times a week, while others may need fewer visits as they progresss.

Speech therapy is goal driven and usually short term. Care continues as long as there is progress toward improved communication, safety, and confidence.

ShapeLicensed and Accredited

Care at Home, Backed by Trust and Accreditation.

Serving DuPage, Cook, and Will County. Not sure if you qualify?

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