Provide diagnostic, treatment, and group therapy services for children with audiology (hearing) and communication disorders.

Offer a full range of physical therapy, occupational therapy and speech language services.

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Formerly known as Regional Childhood Development, Children birth to 3 years old in Lee, Scott, Wise counties and the City of Norton found to have developmental delays and/or disabilities are eligible for early intervention services including case management, speech therapy, occupational therapy, and special instruction. Early Intervention is an Infant & Toddler Connection of DILENOWISCO program.

The evaluation and treatment process is individualized, focusing on developing programs that meet individual and family needs. The Clinic values and desires the support and cooperation of significant others in the process of treating communication needs.

The evaluation and treatment process is individualized, focusing on developing programs that meet individual and family needs. The Clinic values and desires the support and cooperation of significant others in the process of treating communication needs.

Offers outpatient physiatry (physical medicine and rehabilitation), physical therapy, occupational therapy and speech-language therapy and aquatic therapy for injury or impairment of the central nervous or the musculoskeletal systems. Therapy may be multidisciplinary. Also provides work station evaluations.

Offers pediatric physical, speech and occupational therapy for children, infants through adolescents. Provides infant screening services.

Provides a full service Audiology and Speech-Language program. Specialty areas include head injury, stroke, cerebral palsy, and language learning disability. Specialized programs within the department are the interdisciplinary Augmentative/Alternative Communication Program and the Assistive Listening Device Program. Provides access to latest technology in assistive listening devices. Program goal is to provide support services to all deaf and hard of hearing individuals, and to encourage students to achieve their highest level of functioning. LICENSES: All professional staff are licensed in Virginia and certified by ASHA

Provides lists of clinics and private practitioners. Refers people for treatment of speech, hearing, and language disorders. Also offers information on speech, language and hearing disorders. Accepts inquiries by phone or mail.

The Center provides a full range of speech, language, and hearing services for individuals with communicative disorders. Evaluations and therapy treatments are administered by graduate student clinicians who are supervised by certified Speech-Language Pathologists and Audiologists. As a teaching center, students and supervisory staff may observe sessions directly or through one-way observation windows. Clients may notify their clinician if they would prefer not to have student observers at a particular session.

Provides physical therapy, occupational therapy and speech services. Large pediatric program and aquatic therapy at several locations. Seven locations. Certain offices accessible by public transportation.

Provides comprehensive inpatient rehabilitation services to patients whose lifestyle and physical abilities have changed due to stroke, spinal cord or brain injury, neuromuscular disease or orthopedic injury. This is an inpatient Rehabilitation Hospital.

The Department of PM&R delivers comprehensive care to adults with musculoskeletal impairment due to traumatic injury, overuse and disease. It offers multidisciplinary treatment, including occupational and physical therapy, speech therapy, vocational counseling, psychological and social intervention, rehabilitation nursing and therapeutic recreation. Evaluation and care may consist of electrodiagnostic studies, nerve conduction studies, evoked potentials, orthotic and prosthetic prescriptions, gait evaluation and functional assessment of physical disabilities. The Head Injury program provides primary and rehabilitative inpatient and outpatient care for patients with traumatic brain injuries. The Spinal Cord Injury program provides comprehensive medical and rehabilitation care for paraplegic and quadriplegic inpatients and outpatients with regular follow-ups. The Stroke program gives primary and rehabilitation care to inpatients who then graduate to the outpatient clinic.

Offers home care services including companions, certified nursing assistants, physical therapists, and speech therapists. Offers respite care.

Rehabilitation agency that provides physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapy for children from ages 0-21.

Neurological services, including physical, occupational and speech therapy.

Offers home care services including companions, certified nursing assistants, physical therapists, and speech therapists. Offers respite care.

Offers home care services including companions, certified nursing assistants, physical therapists, and speech therapists. Offers respite care.

Provides "hands-on" clinical training for graduate students majoring in the field of Communication Sciences and Disorders. Offers prevention, assessment, and treatment of speech, language, swallowing, and hearing disorders for individuals from infancy through later adulthood. Services are provided by graduate interns and supervised by state licensed and American Speech Language Hearing Association (ASHA) certified speech-language pathologists. Provids services to clients from the New River and Roanoke Valleys and across Virginia. Part of the RiteCare is the Childhood Language Program. The support received through the Scottish Rite allows the program to provide specialized summer programs to preschool and school age children with language disorders.

ServiceSource currently offers 12 Long-Term Community Integration Services (LTCIS) programs in the City of Alexandria and Fairfax, Arlington and Prince William County, Virginia. Through person-centered supports, these programs maximize individual choice and community integration. In addition, each program participant has a uniquely designed plan that incorporates the individual's skills and interests. Services Personal care and medical case management - There are several clinicians within the program who provide medical expertise, including Nurses; Behavioral Analysts, Speech Language Pathologists, Physical Therapists and Recreation Therapists. Medical services also include the administration of medicines, G-tube feeding, seizure management and first aid. Person-centered activities - These include independent living skills, recreational activities, current events education, reading and writing. Virtual services - These services create a learning experience that resembles in-person programs with a structured schedule. Individuals can choose from a variety of virtual programming activities that focus on individual interaction and group engagement. Therapy programs - Program participants have the opportunity to engage in a range of physical, speech, occupational and expressive therapies. Each therapeutic plan is designed to provide the greatest benefit to every individual. Innovative therapy offerings include music, dance, and art therapy, in addition to therapeutic horseback riding.

A university-based clinic providing services in speech-language pathology, audiology, education, and early intervention.

Offers pediatric physical, speech and occupational therapy for children, infants through adolescents. Provides infant screening services.

Offers pediatric physical, speech and occupational therapy for children, infants through adolescents. Provides infant screening services.

Provides Home Health Care Services to help clients: Recover from an illness or surgery Learn how to manage pain and conditions such as diabetes, heart disease, stroke, injuries, and joint/mobility problems Receive intravenous infusion or tube feeding therapy at home Communicate with clinicians and physicians to ensure optimal care To qualify, a patient must: Be a resident of Fauquier or a surrounding county Be under the medical supervision of a physician Require intermittent, professional skilled health care services in the home setting In most cases, be homebound or unable to leave home without considerable effort and assistance Offers comprehensive services that include: Nurses provide wound care, collect lab work, administer medications, monitor for complications and teach others to care for the patient Physical, occupational and speech therapists provide rehabilitation services such as strengthening exercises, therapy for balance and walking, home safety, daily living activities and help with assistive device use are unable to perform self-care activities Medical social workers provide emotional and/or financial counseling, locate community resources and help plan for health care needs To arrange home care services, call (540)316-2700 or (800)848-4114. After hours, call (540)316-5000 and ask for the home health nurse on call. Services are covered by Medicare, Medicaid, and most other insurances. Medicare/Medicaid certified and JCAHO accredited.