Spelling & Assisted Communication

Easterseals DuPage & Fox Valley

Spelling & Assisted Communication · Villa Park, IL
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Focus
AAC assistive technology device evaluation nonspeaking autism
Area
Villa Park, IL
Description
A pediatric therapy nonprofit with assistive technology specialists (SLPs and OTs) providing AAC evaluation and intervention at centers in Villa Park, Naperville, and Elgin.

What this spelling & assisted communication offers

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Easterseals DuPage & Fox Valley is a nonprofit pediatric therapy and disability services organization serving the Chicagoland area since 1942, operating three centers in Villa Park, Naperville, and Elgin. The organization provides evaluations, therapies, and support programs for children with disabilities and their families, serving over 1,000 children weekly.

Populations served
Children with disabilities Children with developmental delays Families and caregivers Seniors People of all ages with various disabilities
On-site therapies
Physical Therapy Occupational Therapy Speech-Language Therapy Audiology Nutrition & Feeding Mental Health & Family Support Group Therapy Intensive Therapy Music Together
Services
Early Intervention Services Specialty & Diagnostic Clinics Inclusive Child Care Tele-therapy Continuing Education Programs Evaluations
Programs
Early Intervention Inclusive Child Care Intensive Therapy Program Tele-therapy Music Together
Founded
1942
Accreditations & approvals
CARF Accreditation
Phone
(630) 620-4433
Highlights
Serves approximately 1,000 individuals weekly; 2,901 children and families served annually; 47,104 hours of pediatric therapies provided; 99.6% of clients made progress toward their goals.
Approach
Every child deserves to thrive in an inclusive community; the organization ensures children with disabilities and their families are empowered.

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What to look for in a spelling & assisted communication

  • AAC / assistive-technology evaluation experience (usually an SLP)
  • Range of tools — low-tech boards to high-tech speech devices
  • Help with device funding / insurance
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