Speech Therapy
in Your Home

Our licensed Speech-Language Pathologists treat communication,
swallowing, and cognitive challenges — delivering care one-on-one, in the
context of your daily home environment. Services are physician-directed and
tailored to each patient's specific needs and goals.

Call Us: (720) 935-2713

Speech therapist coaching an older woman during a communication exercise

Why Choose Peak to Peak Home Healthcare

Full Scope Care

Our SLPs are trained to address the full range of speech-language pathology needs — from difficulty speaking and swallowing to memory and problem-solving challenges.

ACHC Certified Care

Peak to Peak's ACHC accreditation applies to speech therapy, confirming that services meet the compliance standards set by ACHC and CMS.

In-Home Therapy Care

Therapy delivered at home means
treatment is applied directly to the patient's real-life routines and communication environment, leading to more practical and lasting outcomes.

Neurological Care Coordination

For patients recovering from stroke or neurological conditions, our SLPs work alongside the rest of the interdisciplinary team to align therapy with the broader recovery plan.

Therapist checking an older woman's swallowing or jaw movement

Who Can Benefit from
Speech Therapy

Home health speech therapy is appropriate for patients whose communication, swallowing, or cognitive abilities have been affected by illness, injury, or a neurological event.

Having difficulty speaking, understanding, or expressing language
Experiencing memory or cognitive challenges that affect daily function
Managing swallowing difficulties or an elevated risk of aspiration
Recovering from stroke, neurological condition, or hospitalization

Caregiver speaking with an older woman in a wheelchair outdoors.

Ready to Get Started?

Call (720) 935-2713 or submit the form below to learn whether
in-home speech therapy is covered under your plan.

Speech therapist talking with an older man during a home session.

What is Speech Therapy?

Speech & Communication Therapy — Treatment for speech clarity, voice
disorders, and language difficulties
Swallowing (Dysphagia) Therapy — Evaluation and treatment to improve swallowing safety and reduce aspiration risk
Cognitive Therapy — Support for memory, attention, problem-solving, and executive functioning
Post-Stroke Rehabilitation — Targeted therapy including aphasia treatment for patients recovering from stroke
Voice Therapy — Techniques to improve vocal quality, strength, and endurance
Alternative & Augmentative Communication (AAC) — Training in tools and strategies for patients with limited verbal communication
Patient & Caregiver Education — Guidance on communication strategies and
safe swallowing techniques at home