Find a Speech-Language Pathologist in Phoenix, AZ
Phoenix is a rapidly growing SLP market driven by population growth, a large retiree and aging population, and a strong school district SLP workforce. Phoenix Children's Hospital has a nationally recognized SLP program for pediatric complex needs. The Mayo Clinic's Scottsdale campus and Banner Health both have adult SLP services for stroke, swallowing, and voice disorders. The Valley's private practice SLP community has grown substantially with the metro's population.
Speech-Language Pathologists in Phoenix, AZ
All Arizona SLPsA World With Words Speech & Language Therapy
Alison Breier, M.S., CCC-SLP - SpeechologyA-Z
Allegiant Therapy
Ally Pediatric Therapy - Deer Valley
Ally Pediatric Therapy (An ACES ABA Company) - Central Phoenix
Ally Pediatric Therapy (An ACES Company) - Central Phoenix
Arbor Therapy
Arcadia Therapy Services
Arizona Board Of Occupational Therapy Examiners
Arizona Breathe Free Sinus & Allergy - Central Phoenix
Arizona Cooperative Therapies
Arizona Institute for Communication & Cognitive Disorders
Arizona Otolaryngology Consultants in collaboration with HonorHealth - North Phoenix
Arizona Speech and Swallow Therapy - Speech Therapy for Adults
Arizona Speech Pathology
ASU Speech & Hearing Clinic
Awaken Your Voice
Banner Occupational Health Clinic | Phoenix, AZ | Central Ave.
Banner Physical Therapy - University Medical Center Phoenix
Barrow Neurological Institute
Speech Therapy in Phoenix: Common Questions
Does Arizona Medicaid (AHCCCS) cover speech therapy in Phoenix?
Yes. AHCCCS (Arizona's Medicaid program) covers speech-language pathology services for children and adults when medically necessary. Children under age 3 may qualify for Arizona Early Intervention Program (AzEIP) services. School-age children receive SLP through Arizona public school special education programs. Adult AHCCCS enrollees can access SLP through outpatient and hospital-based programs that accept AHCCCS. Coverage details vary by AHCCCS managed care plan — verify with your plan before scheduling.
What are the most common reasons Phoenix adults see a speech therapist?
Phoenix's large retiree population means adult SLP services focus heavily on: dysphagia (swallowing disorders after stroke or neurological disease), aphasia rehabilitation after stroke, cognitive communication disorders (memory, attention, problem-solving deficits after brain injury), voice disorders, and Parkinson's disease-related communication impairment. LSVT LOUD is a widely used Parkinson's voice treatment in Phoenix. Telehealth SLP has expanded access for Phoenix patients in outer Valley communities.
Are there pediatric SLPs in Phoenix for autism and feeding disorders?
Yes. Phoenix Children's Hospital has one of the Southwest's most comprehensive pediatric SLP programs, including specialized feeding and swallowing clinics, AAC programs, and autism communication support. The private practice SLP market in Scottsdale, Chandler, and Gilbert also serves pediatric populations with autism, language delays, and feeding difficulties. Demand for pediatric SLP in Phoenix consistently exceeds supply — expect waitlists for specialized services.
How do I find a Spanish-speaking SLP in Phoenix?
Phoenix's large Spanish-speaking population makes Spanish-English bilingual SLPs more available here than in most markets. Several Phoenix SLP practices advertise Spanish-language services. Search this directory for bilingual SLPs or contact practices directly to ask about Spanish-speaking therapists. For children with Spanish as a home language, a bilingual assessment is important to distinguish language difference from language disorder.
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