Speech Therapy | Voice and Swallowing Center | Waldo County General Hospital

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Speech Therapy Department

The Speech Therapy Department has been providing high quality speech-language Jenn Whitcomb works in a language literacy group.therapy, evaluations, and consultation to Maine people for more than 20 years.  We are recognized as a leader in providing therapy via video conferencing (telepractice) on your home computer for children and for adults. 

This site offers several resources to screen your child's speech language skills and discusses the connection between dyslexia (reading problems) and speech development. We offer information about eligibility standards. You will find videos, resources and information about our innovative therapy approaches.

The Voice & Swallowing Center of Maine

The Voice and Swallowing Center is Maine's first facility offering comprehensive treatment for voice and swallowing problems utilizing advanced technology and experienced voice specialists. The use of Maine's most advanced fiberoptic endoscopic imaging assures high quality medical speech-language pathology services for people with swallowing and voice problems from across Maine.

 Reputation for Excellent Service

The unique combination of experience, advanced training and focused application of technology assures the highest quality to people in Waldo County and beyond. Therapists are nationally recognized for innovative contributions to preschool and WCGH Speech Language Pathology professionals.school-aged literacy training and programming.

The Speech Language Pathology Department provides consultation and professional training to schools, businesses and community organizations. A convenient location adjacent to audiology, occupational therapy, physical therapy, and physicians allows therapists to maintain close contact with other health care providers.

To learn more, call 207-338-9349 or email the Speech Pathology Department at speech@wcgh.org.


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