SPARC Health Speech Therapy

  At Sparc Health , we understand that driving is more than just a mode of transportation — it’s a vital part of maintaining independence and quality of life. Our comprehensive driving assessments are designed to help individuals determine their fitness to drive safely and confidently, especially after a medical event, age-related changes, or a disability. Driving assessments at Sparc Health are tailored to each individual’s needs. We evaluate physical, cognitive, and visual capabilities to ensure drivers can operate a vehicle without putting themselves or others at risk. Whether you're recovering from a stroke, managing a neurological condition, or noticing changes in reaction time and mobility, our expert team provides the support and professional evaluation you need. Our process begins with a clinical assessment conducted by qualified occupational therapists, followed by an on-road evaluation with a trained driving instructor. The goal is not just to assess but to provide g...

  At Sparc Health , we believe communication is a vital part of human connection. Whether it's a child struggling with speech delays or an adult recovering from a stroke, our Speech Language Pathologist  (SLPs) are here to help individuals express themselves with confidence and clarity. Speech Language Pathologists are highly trained professionals who assess, diagnose, and treat a wide range of communication and swallowing disorders. At Sparc Health, our SLPs work with clients across all age groups, tailoring therapy plans to meet each person’s unique needs. From articulation and fluency issues to language comprehension and social communication challenges, we are dedicated to improving lives—one word at a time. For children, early intervention by an SLP can make a world of difference in speech development and school readiness. We provide engaging, play-based therapy that helps kids build vocabulary, pronounce sounds correctly, and develop expressive language skills. For adu...

  Effective communication is essential for daily life, but for many adults, speech and language difficulties can create challenges in personal and professional interactions. Whether due to stroke, neurological conditions, injury, or a lifelong speech disorder, speech therapy for adults can help restore clarity, confidence, and independence. Who Can Benefit from Speech Therapy? Speech therapy is not just for children—many adults experience speech and language difficulties due to: Stroke or Brain Injury – Aphasia and dysarthria can affect speech and language processing. Neurological Conditions – Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis, and ALS can impact speech and swallowing. Voice Disorders – Chronic hoarseness, vocal cord damage, or strain can affect speech quality. Fluency Disorders – Stuttering and other fluency issues can impact confidence in communication. Swallowing Disorders (Dysphagia) – Speech therapists also help adults with difficulty swallowing. ...