Screenings allow speech-language pathologists (SLPs) to take a quick look at patients' performance or functioning in areas of concern; they help us identify significant symptoms but do not provide a diagnosis. Depending on the results, the SLP will decide if a problem exists and if further testing is necessary.
After a screening, your SLP might refer you to another professional for testing or treatment, including those in the following specialties:
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