Difficulty swallowing can change everything.
And a Speech-Language Pathologist
is your go-to healthcare professional.
Attenuated Dysphagia offers skilled dysphagia expertise from the comfort of home. Services are available through convenient telehealth, helping reduce barriers related to transportation, mobility, distance, and scheduling.
Here, you can schedule a consultation or evaluation weeks before hospitals or outpatient facilities, you can decide to seek further treatment & guidance after insurance denies care, or you can finally ask that question and get back to eating & drinking comfortably again.
Is Dysphagia SLP therapy right for you?
We Help Adults With Swallowing Difficulties
You may benefit from specialized dysphagia services if you experience:
- Difficulty swallowing food or liquids
- Coughing or choking while eating or drinking
- Difficulty swallowing medications
- Food feeling stuck
- Changes in eating because swallowing has become difficult
- Swallowing difficulties related to stroke or neurological conditions (Ex., Parkinsons)
- Prehab to diminsh potential swallowing concerns following cancer treatment
Specialized. Convenient. Patient-Centered.
ATTENUATED focuses on helping adults understand and manage swallowing difficulties through individualized speech-language pathology services.
Depending on your needs and clinical appropriateness, telehealth may provide a convenient way to receive professional dysphagia care from home.
GET STARTED
Contact to learn more about services, availability, and whether telehealth may be appropriate for your needs.
A quick text, phone call, or email will get you access to our short Dysphagia Telehealth Safety Screening tool.
No physician order required.
+ Private Pay =
Quickly improve outcomes!
What is Dysphagia – and what can it look like?
Often, changes in the function of swallowing can go unnoticed or mismanaged which can result in complex medical outcomes like pneumonia.
What is Dysphagia?
Dysphagia is the medical term for “Swallowing Disorder”. You’ll see this can include many symptoms.
How is Dysphagia treated?
There is no single treatment, adaptation or compensation that is appropriate for every patient.
Who is appropriate for telehealth Dysphagia interventions?
We offer a free 15 minute consultation to determine if you or your loved one is a candidate.
Keep in Touch- Keep in the Know & Help Others Attenuate Their Dysphagia
Thank you for looking around and learning a little more about ‘dysphagia’, a term that describes a myriad of swallowing changes and difficulties.
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