Why choose Madison Speech Therapy for you or your loved ones?

We Come To You!

Madison Speech Therapy is the only outpatient speech language pathology service providing therapy in the comfort of your home. We are focused on your unique needs, preferences, and goals. Clients have the opportunity to work on their goals in their own environment which leads to better and faster outcomes and higher satisfaction.

We See Adult Clients!

Madison Speech Therapy is an adult focused private practice specializing in neurological rehabilitation for individuals recovering from stroke, traumatic brain injury, and living with progressive conditions including Parkinson’s Disease. We provide skilled services for swallowing, speech, language, and cognition.

*Please note: we are a specialty practice and treat adults only. We do not see children.

We Specialize!

Our therapist specializes in the chronic and often lifelong challenges associated with brain injury including cognitive, communication, and swallowing difficulties that impact adults. Speech Language Pathologists who specialize in treating brain injury and associated conditions are called Certified Brain Injury Specialists (CBIS). Brain injuries can be caused by stroke, brain bleeding, and loss of oxygen to the brain in addition to falls and blunt force trauma. Madison Speech Therapy is proud to offer expertise to brain injury, Montessori dementia care, and stroke recovery for survivors in the greater Madison area.

We’re Connected!

We have strong connections with local specialty clinics and prioritize collaboration to provide well rounded care. Specialty connections include neurological rehabilitation physical and occupational therapy, voice and swallow specialists, ENT offices, and vision specialists. Many of our clients have complex needs and benefit from our collaborative approach to care.

We Provide Family Support & Coaching!

We provide consultation and coaching services for you and your family as you navigate life changes. This support service reduces worry and stress in caring for a loved one with cognitive, communication, or swallowing challenges.

We provide:

• Education about the medical condition including stages of dementia

• Provide tools on how to best prepare for current and future challenges

• Support family during decision making and care planning

• Connections to local professionals who can assist

• Advocacy strategies

• Care partner burden education and tips on maintaining the health of a care partner while caring for a family member with medical needs