Swallowing Therapy

Eat and drink safely with confidence

Expert evaluation and treatment for swallowing difficulties, helping you eat and drink safely.

At a Glance

Session Length

45-60 minutes

Typical Duration

Varies by severity

Availability

In-Person & Virtual

For

AdultsSeniorsPost-surgery patientsStroke survivors
Swallowing Therapy therapy session

About

Swallowing Therapy

Dysphagia can lead to serious complications including aspiration pneumonia and malnutrition.

Our therapists are specially trained in evaluation and treatment of swallowing disorders, working closely with physicians.

What We Treat

Conditions

Post-stroke Dysphagia
Head & Neck Cancer
Parkinson's Disease
Neurological Conditions

Methods

Treatment Approaches

Swallowing Exercises

Strengthen muscles involved in swallowing.

Diet Modification

Determine safest food textures and liquid consistencies.

Compensatory Strategies

Learn positions that make swallowing safer.

Caregiver Training

Educate family on safe feeding practices.

Process

How It Works

1

Evaluation

Assess swallowing function and risk factors.

2

Assessment

Coordinate swallow study if needed.

3

Plan

Develop individualized treatment plan.

4

Therapy

Practice exercises to improve safety.

5

Progression

Advance diet as swallowing improves.

Results

Expected Outcomes

Safer swallowing
Reduced aspiration risk
Diet advancement
Better quality of life

FAQ

Common Questions

What are signs of swallowing problems?

Coughing while eating, wet voice after swallowing, food sticking in throat, or weight loss.

Is dysphagia dangerous?

It can be—aspiration can lead to pneumonia. Proper evaluation and treatment are important.

Ready to Start?

Book your free 15-minute consultation to discuss your needs.