Speech therapy and swallowing training services

In addition to physical therapists, speech therapists are also an important member of the family rehabilitation team. They focus on assessing and treating communication and swallowing disorders in the elderly.

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Communication training

Voice training: Improve voice quality, volume and resonance

Language training: Improve language expression and comprehension

Cognitive training: Improve memory, attention and problem-solving skills

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Swallowing function training

Swallowing assessment: Identify the cause and degree of swallowing difficulties

Swallowing training: Exercise swallowing muscles and improve the swallowing process

Feeding guidance: Choose the appropriate meal texture and meal method

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At home, speech therapists will use various auxiliary tools, such as:

Swallowing trainer: simulates the swallowing process and exercises related muscle groups

Communication board/card: assists expression and improves communication efficiency

Swallowing safety tableware: reasonably designed tableware to ensure safe eating

Through systematic assessment and training, speech therapists can help the elderly rebuild language communication and swallowing functions, improve their self-care ability and quality of life.

These physical therapy and speech therapy interventions enable the elderly to receive comprehensive rehabilitation training at home and ultimately achieve the goal of returning to the community and maintaining an independent life.

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Know more about stroke

In the early stages of stroke, about 30% of patients will have communication problems and about 50% will have difficulty swallowing. Suitable people:

People with dementia, Alzheimer's disease, or Parkinson's disease People who have had a stroke or cancer (such as oral cancer)
Have difficulty swallowing Have speech disorders (such as dysarthria)
Decreased ability to express and understand words (such as aphasia)
Suffering from chronic pharyngitis

The services provided by speech therapists to residents include:

Communication and swallowing assessment Menu and feeding method Recommendations Traditional swallowing exercises Oral muscle training or massage Communication, articulation, voice training

Speech therapy and swallowing training services

In addition to physical therapists, speech therapists are also an important member of the family rehabilitation team. They focus on assessing and treating communication and swallowing disorders in the elderly.

Communication barrier training
- Voice Training: Improve voice quality, volume and resonance
- Language training: improve language expression and comprehension skills
- Cognitive training: Improve memory, attention, and problem-solving skills

Swallowing function training
- Swallowing Assessment: Identifying the Cause and Extent of Dysphagia
- Swallowing training: Exercise the swallowing muscles to improve the swallowing process
- Feeding guidance: Choose the right food texture and eating method

At home, speech therapists use a variety of assistive tools, such as:

Swallowing trainer: simulates the swallowing process and exercises related muscle groups
Communication board/card: assists expression and improves communication efficiency
Swallowing safe tableware: Well-designed tableware ensures safe eating

Through systematic assessment and training, speech therapists can help the elderly rebuild their language communication and swallowing functions, and improve their self-care ability and quality of life.

These physical therapy and speech therapy interventions enable the elderly to receive comprehensive rehabilitation training at home and ultimately achieve the goal of returning to the community and maintaining an independent life.