Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation
Speech, Voice and Swallowing Rehabilitation
Speech pathology.
Communication is our connection with the world around us. Sharp HealthCare Speech Pathology provides care for hospital patients and community clients. Services include stroke and brain injury rehabilitation, voice and swallowing therapy, laryngectomy rehabilitation, assessment for augmentative devices and — our newest service — accent modification for health care providers.
Pairing in-depth training in voice and swallowing therapy with new technology for evaluation and treatment, Sharp Voice and Swallowing Services helps clients seeking to improve the sound, strength and comfort of voice, and those who have difficulty eating and swallowing safely. Treatment is tailored to the needs of each client.
Voice services.
- Evaluation and identification of the voice disorder, with individualized treatment programs
- Lee Silverman Voice Therapy for Parkinson's patients
- Treatment for clients recovering from head or neck cancer
Common voice disorders.
- Difficulty with singing or professional voice use
- Hoarse or rough voice
- Laryngeal (throat) cancer
- Recurrent respiratory papilloma
- Spasmodic dysphonia
Learn more.
To learn more about Sharp Rehabilitation Services Speech, Voice and Swallowing Services, please call 858-939-6940.Choose the best doctor in San Diego for you.
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Dr. Casey Fisher
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Dr. Jonathan Halperin
"I help my patients negotiate through diagnostic and treatment algorithms to reach their ultimate goal."
Dr. Mary DuQuette
"I respect the body's innate healing ability and each patient's role in selecting the direction of care."
