Vedanta Speech & Hearing Healthcare

Vedanta Speech & Hearing Healthcare

Leading Pediatric & Adult Hearing and Speech Therapy Healthcare

Our Mission :

To restore sound, speech, and confidence—one patient at a time.

Our experienced team delivers compassionate, evidence-based solutions. Whether it's pediatric audiology, advanced hearing aid fittings, or personalized speech therapy, we are committed to helping every individual hear better, speak clearly, and thrive with confidence.

We aim to provide world-class hearing and speech care services through accurate diagnosis, evidence-based treatment, and continuous support, ensuring every patient reaches their highest communication potential.

Children

Speech and language development is important for learning, literacy, and communicating with others. Early assessment and treatment of speech and language difficulties makes a big difference in a child’s prognosis for improvement.

Parents know their children best, but often wonder what to do when their child is struggling to communicate or understand language. Our Speech-Language Pathologists are able to identify early signs of communication challenges that can impact your child’s learning, social development, and communication confidence.

Contrary to popular belief, many children do not simply “grow out of” these difficulties. Our highly skilled and longstanding team of Pediatric Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs) offers direct assessment and treatment in the following areas of your child’s communication development:

Comprehension or understanding

Verbal Expression or use of language

Articulation and Phonology (speech clarity)

Early Literacy

Voice

Resonance

Social Language Skills

Fluency (stuttering)

These challenges may stand alone or may be secondary to a diagnosis such as Down Syndrome, Autism, Cerebral Palsy, or Acquired Brain Injury.

After completing an initial assessment, the SLP will develop an intervention plan tailored to your child’s unique communication profile. In addition to individualized treatment sessions, we also offer training and support for parents, caregivers, and other professionals in your child’s circle of care. Therapy may be one-on-one, or in a small group setting depending on your child’s needs.

Youth

Communication challenges can keep you from reaching your full academic, social, and work-related potential. We can help with academic and vocational challenges including difficulties with reading, writing, note-taking, following classroom instructions, giving presentations, making friendships, getting along and fitting in with peers and colleagues.Our highly skilled and longstanding team of Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs) offers direct assessment and treatment in the following areas of communication:

Comprehension or understanding

Verbal Expression or use of language

Articulation (speech sounds) and Speech Clarity

Literacy (reading and writing)

Voice

Resonance

Social Language Skills

Fluency (stuttering)

Cognitive-Communication

These challenges may stand alone or may be secondary to a diagnosis such as Acquired Brain Injury, Autism, ADHD, or Learning Disability.

After completing an initial assessment, the SLP will develop an intervention plan tailored to your unique communication and/or learning profile. In addition to individualized treatment sessions, we also consult with teachers, parents, and other professionals involved (e.g. Occupational Therapists, Physical Therapists, Psychologists, etc). Therapy may be one-on-one, or in a small group setting depending on your specific needs and preferences.

Adults

Communication challenges can keep you from reaching your full social/leisure, personal and work-related potential.

Rehabilitation Services

Some injuries or diseases can cause difficulties with communication or swallowing (e.g. stroke, Parkinson’s disease, Alzheimer’s Disease or an Acquired Brain Injury/Concussion). Our skilled team of Speech-Language Pathologists can play a key role in assessing and treating these difficulties, which may include:

• Auditory comprehension & information processing

• Verbal Expression or conversation skills (e.g. word finding, organizing your thoughts to communicate)

• Speech clarity

• Reading and writing

• Voice

• Resonance

• Social communication

• Fluency (stuttering or cluttering)

• Cognitive-Communication

• Swallowing

Enhancement Services

Some injuries or diseases can cause difficulties with communication or swallowing (e.g. stroke, Parkinson’s disease, Alzheimer’s Disease or an Acquired Brain Injury/Concussion).

After completing an initial assessment, the SLP will develop a specific intervention plan tailored to your unique communication profile and individual communication and personal goals.

GERIATRIC POPULATION

Communication and swallowing challenges are common among seniors and can lead to social withdrawal and isolation, which often causes further loss of communication ability. The individual may become upset because of not being able to hear or understand what others are saying, or because of having trouble expressing thoughts; equally important, family members/caregivers can experience frustration with these communication breakdowns. Communication impairments include difficulty with speaking and understanding as well as difficulty reading and writing. Declining hearing or eyesight can contribute to these changes, the effects of which can often be minimized by specific communication techniques and by using devices such as hearing aids and eyeglasses.

Some communication problems can arise from depression, infections or medications (can cause confusion or fatigue which can make it hard to understand others and to express clearly). These can be temporary or reversible.

Other communication problems are caused by structural or neurological damage (e.g. stroke, brain tumors, and head trauma). While these conditions tend to result in permanent impairments, there are strategies and approaches that the Speech Language Pathologist can use to help the individual and family/caregiver cope with and even overcome specific communication barriers and make tremendous improvements in how they interact and stay engaged with others and the world around them.

With progressive disease processes (e.g. Parkinson’s disease, Multiple Sclerosis, ALS, and Alzheimer’s) there is gradual decline in communication and swallowing abilities as opposed to sudden onset. Our treatment approach is different in these cases whereby we optimize functioning along the continuum of decline and also counsel around what to expect moving forward. At times looking at incorporating and training on augmentative communication systems so our client has learned how to use these systems before speech capabilities are no longer functional.

Swallowing

As we age, swallow function becomes slower and slightly weaker. Aging, in itself, does not cause dysphagia (swallowing disorder), but aging does make you more susceptible to dysphagia. Some of the common causes of disordered swallowing include stroke, head trauma, tumors, oral cancers, facial palsy, Multiple Sclerosis, Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis, Parkinson’s disease, and Alzheimer’s. Assessment and treatment by the SLP assists in diagnosing a swallowing disorder, determining the optimal treatment approach (e.g. texture modifications, compensatory strategies, direct treatment) to reduce the risk for aspiration, assist the healthcare team in ensuring nutritional requirements are met and to optimize client comfort. Improvement of swallowing is integral to quality of life; many don’t recognize that swallowing disorders may be treatable.

It should never be assumed that just because a person has aged that they are not able to improve their communication or swallowing abilities. VEDANTA SPEECH AND HEARING HEALTHCARE has helped many seniors maintain their quality of life by assisting them with their communication and swallowing challenges. After completing an initial assessment, the SLP will develop a specific intervention plan tailored to one’s unique communication profile and individual communication and/or swallowing needs. Therapy may be one-on-one, or in a small group setting depending on the individual’s needs and preferences.

Easy Steps To Get Our Services

Don’t Wonder If You Or Your Loved Ones Have Hearing Loss Or Speech Disorder; Find Out For Sure With Advanced Tests. Vedanta Speech And Hearing Healthcare Is Ready To Help You Or Your Loved One To Live Better. It All Starts With An Honest Conversation About Your Hearing Loss or Speech Disorder And a Test.