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Speech Therapy

Speech therapy supports communication, cognition, voice, and swallowing challenges in both children and adults. Whether recovering from a stroke, managing a developmental delay, or coping with voice or speech changes, early intervention can make a big difference.

At Waverly Health Center, we partner with Taylor Physical Therapy to ensure our patients have access to high-quality, personalized speech therapy services. Their experienced team of speech-language pathologists works closely with our providers to deliver coordinated care and ongoing support.

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Contact Us

Phone: (319) 352-4120
Fax: (319) 483-4115
Manager: Deb Gayer, MSPT-CLT

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Additional Location Information

Please park in the green parking lot and enter through the green entrance. Check-in at the registration desk.

Conditions Speech Therapy Can Help With

  • Speech and language delays

  • Stroke recovery and aphasia

  • Swallowing and feeding disorders (dysphagia)

  • Voice problems or hoarseness

  • Cognitive-communication disorders

  • Parkinson’s disease and other neurological conditions

What to Expect

Speech therapy starts with a thorough evaluation and a personalized treatment plan. Sessions may include exercises, tools, and techniques to improve communication, cognitive function, or swallowing ability. Progress is closely monitored and shared with your care team.

    How to Get Started

    Talk to your WHC provider about a referral to Taylor Physical Therapy. Most insurance plans, including Medicare and Medicaid, cover speech therapy with a provider order.

      Become A Patient

      Getting started is easy. Your health care provider can refer you for these services as part of your treatment plan. 

      Insurance & Coverage

      Most insurance plans, including Medicare and Medicaid, cover medically necessary services. Check with your provider or insurance company to confirm your coverage.

      What to Expect at Your First Visit

      At your first visit, you’ll meet with a member of our care team to review your medical history, discuss your current needs, and answer any questions you may have. We’ll walk you through the planned treatment or procedure, explain what to expect, and make sure you feel comfortable and informed. Our goal is to provide clear communication, personalized care, and a smooth experience from the moment you arrive.