The clinic provides diagnostic assessment and treatment services for children and adults throughout the Rochester community who have a wide range of speech and language disorders, including articulation, language, hearing, voice, and fluency concerns.

The clinic also assists school age children who demonstrate difficulty in the areas of language and literacy, specifically in the areas of listening, phonemic awareness, spelling, word identification, reading comprehension, and writing.

Student clinicians also provide supervised outreach services to preschools and schools in the area.

Clients are referred to the clinic from any number of sources, including current clinic families, other clinics and clients, case managers, physicians, social workers, teachers, and community speech-language pathologists, but referrals are not required.

A formal speech-language evaluation must be made available for the client to be considered for the clinic. Arrangements for an evaluation can be made through the clinic if needed.

Individuals are considered for admission to our clinic following the provision of completed intake paperwork and an evaluation. Determination of eligibility is based on multiple factors and criteria. The clinics are free of charge. Donations are accepted.