Speech Therapy
Personalized support for communication, cognitive, and swallowing needs.
Helping Patients Communicate and Function More Confidently
Speech therapy helps children and adults improve skills related to speech, language, communication, cognition, voice, and swallowing. Services may support patients with developmental delays, neurological conditions, injuries, illnesses, or other challenges that affect their ability to communicate or eat and drink safely. Each treatment plan is based on the patient’s specific needs and goals.
Areas We Help Address
Specialized Recovery after Stroke or Injury
Age-Related Cognitive or Memory Changes
Swallowing Difficulties
Recovery After Stroke or Neurological Illness
What to Expect During Your Visit
1. Evaluation of speech, language, cognitive, or swallowing needs
2. Personalized therapy plan
3. Ongoing treatment and progress support
Specialized Therapy, Close to Home
Patients can receive speech therapy close to home through Castro County Healthcare. Treatment is tailored to each patient’s abilities, daily needs, and personal goals. The speech-language pathologist may also work with family members and caregivers to provide strategies that support communication and progress outside of therapy sessions.
Schedule an Appointment
Call to learn more or schedule a speech therapy appointment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Speech therapy helps patients improve speech, language, communication, cognitive, voice, and swallowing skills. Services are provided by a speech-language pathologist based on each patient’s needs.
Speech therapy may benefit adults recovering from a stroke or neurological illness, and patients experiencing communication, cognitive, or swallowing difficulties.
The speech-language pathologist will evaluate the patient’s abilities, challenges, and goals. Based on the evaluation, a personalized treatment plan will be developed.
Yes. Speech-language pathologists can evaluate and treat certain swallowing difficulties to help patients eat and drink more safely.
Yes. Speech therapy may help patients recover communication, language, cognitive, voice, or swallowing skills affected by a stroke.
Referral and insurance requirements may vary. Call the care team to learn what is needed before scheduling an appointment.
Call 806-647-5646 to learn more or schedule speech therapy services.