Speech, language and swallowing rehabilitation identifies and optimizes
underlying anatomic and physiologic strengths and weaknesses related to
communication and swallowing effectiveness. This includes physical functions
such as strength, mental functions such as attention as well as components
of communication such as articulatory proficiency, fluency, and syntax.
Speech and Swallowing Rehabilitation Services
Torrance Memorial Speech and Swallowing Rehabilitation program offers a
comprehensive range of speech and swallowing services for individuals
from school age through geriatrics. Evaluation and treatment services
are available for:
- Speech and language disorders
- Neurological conditions, including stroke, traumatic brain injury, neuromuscular
speech disorders
- Geriatric-related conditions
- Swallowing disorders dysphagia, aspiration
- Voice disorders
- Articulation disorders
What Does Speech and Swallowing Rehabilitation Involve?
Our Speech-Language Therapists evaluate the specific needs of each patient
and select a technique or a combination of techniques to serve the individual’s
needs. Techniques can include, but are not limited to the following:
- Articulation and voice improvement
- Cognitive retraining for memory and attention as well as organizing and planning
- Computer aided speech or alternative non-vocal communication
- Swallowing therapy
- Patient and family education
For More Information about Rehabilitation Services, call 310-517-4735