We currently have a waitlist for ongoing speech-language therapy. Please contact us if you would like more information and or to schedule an evaluation.
Removing communication barriers together
We offer individualized speech and language therapy services tailored to meet your individual needs. Our team of experienced professionals is dedicated to empowering our clients to communicate effectively within their community and beyond.
Office
Seattle office, Floor 2
1625 19th Avenue
Seattle, WA 98122
Hours
Monday – Friday
8:30 am – 5:00 pm
(by appointment only)
Contact
Main Line (voice): 206-388-1300
Fax: 206-328-6871
Email: clinics@hsdc.org
About Us
HSDC’s Speech, Language, and Communication Clinic works with community members of all ages who experience a variety of speech-language differences.
Our goal is to remove communication barriers by offering services tailored to meet your needs.
We support and educate clients and their families/caregivers, while also collaborating with other health professionals to to support the carryover of new skills to real-world settings.
If you’d like to discuss evaluation or treatment options for yourself or your family member, please please contact us via our website contact form or call us at (206) 323-5770.
Our
Services
We provide therapy services to clients with a variety of communication needs, including in the following areas:
Receptive and expressive
language delays and disorders
Auditory processing disorders
Aural (re)habilitation
Social communication/
pragmatics
Gender voice therapy
Fluency disorders
(Stuttering and Cluttering)
Literacy development
Augmentative and alternative
communication (AAC)
Feeding disorders
Speech sound and
motor speech disorders
Our Therapy Approach
Tailored Treatment Plans:
Personalized therapy programs designed to address individual needs.
Our speech-language pathologists conduct thorough assessments to identify areas of concern and develop targeted treatment plans
Ongoing Support:
Continual monitoring and adjustment of therapy goals to ensure progress.
We provide ongoing support and guidance throughout the therapy process, making adjustments as needed to maximize progress
Collaborative Approach:
Working together with clients and their families for optimal outcomes.
We believe in a collaborative approach, involving clients and their families in the therapy process to achieve the best possible outcomes
Meet Our Team
We accept the following insurances:
Plans and network coverage vary widely by individual plan. Please note it is your responsibility as the patient to understand your plan, including your co-pay/co-insurance, deductible, coverage for services, and benefits. If you have questions about whether we accept your insurance, please use our contact form on our website or call us at (206) 323-5770.
Aetna
Amerigroup
Cigna
Community Health Plan
of Washington (CHPW)
Coordinated Care
First Choice Health Network
Humana
Kaiser Permanente PPO
WA Labor & Industries
Medicare
Molina
Medicaid
Optum
Premera
Providence
ProviderOne
Regence Tricare/Triwest
United Healthcare
Vocational Rehab (DSHS)
FAQs
How do I schedule an appointment?
Email us at clinics@hsdc.org, or call us at (206) 388-1300. We require a referral from your primary care provider for initial evaluations.
Is there parking?
There is free 2-hour parking in front of our building on 19th Ave.
Do you take insurance?
Yes, we bill directly to insurance for your convenience. See our current list of insurance here (link). Please note it is your responsibility as the patient to understand your plan, including your co-pay/co-insurance, deductible, coverage for services, and benefits. Plans and network coverage vary widely by individual plan. Additionally, some insurance plans work with Third Party Payors to provide their hearing aid benefits. HSDC does not participate with Third Party Payors. If you have questions about whether we accept your insurance, please contact us at (206) 323-5770 or clinics@hsdc.org we would be happy to assist you.
What should I bring to my appointment?
Please bring your insurance card(s), form of identification (i.e., driver’s license), and completed and signed paperwork (if applicable). If you or your child uses amplification, such as hearing aids, please wear or bring them to the appointment.
What do you specialize in?
Our speech-language pathologists have additional training and clinical interests in early intervention, motor speech disorders, feeding disorders, language disorders, and fluency/stuttering. If we feel like we aren’t the best provider for you or your child’s needs, we will refer you to another provider.
How do I know if my child needs an evaluation?
Your child may need an evaluation if they are at risk for speech and language delays/disorders due to the presence of another disorder (e.g., Autism Spectrum Disorder) or family history of a speech and language delay or disorder, they are not meeting developmental speech and language milestones, or their milestones are delayed. Please contact us with further questions.
Do you see adults?
We are able to see adults on a case-by-case basis. Please contact us to inquire.
Client Resources
Visit our Resources page for a list of organizations that provide support for individuals and families with communication challenges or differences.
Visit Our Resources Page
Policies & Procedures
Intake Information Packet
Click the link below to access the Private Insurance Intake Information Packet, which includes essential policies, clinic guidelines, and important details you need to know before, during, and after your appointment.