Irina Veytser, Bilingual Speech Language Pathologist in Lynnfield, MA 019402029

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Bilingual Speech Language Pathologist in Lynnfield, MA

Irina Veytser

A&A Speech and Swallow LLC

Location

Lynnfield, MA 019402029

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Practice Information

Irina has extensive experience in assessing and treating adults with neurological impairments affecting swallow function, speech, language and cognition. She uses current evidence-based treatment and techniques to establish personalized treatment plans and recommendations for each individual client. Her practice is based on providing the highest quality of services to her clients and their families while working on achieving the swallowing and/or communication goals. She prides herself on improving her client’s quality of life.

Licenses/Certifications

ASHA Certified Speech-Language Pathologist (CCC-SLP)

Licensed Speech-Language Pathologist (State)

License Info

licensed in MA

Education

Certified in LSVT and McNeill Dysphagia Therapy Program

Bio:

Irina Shulman Veytser is the Founder and Senior Speech Language Pathologist of A&A Speech and Swallow Therapy LLC. She is licensed in the State of Massachusetts and holds national certification from American Speech-Language and Hearing Association (ASHA). She is certified in Basic Life Support from the American Heart Association. Irina is a bilingual Speech Language Pathologist who is fluent in both English and Russian with more than 15 years of experience as a Speech-Language Pathologist in a variety of adult settings, including but not limited to subacute and acute rehab and long term care skilled nursing facilities, outpatient services and home health.

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Payments Accepted

Medicare and private pay

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Practice Areas/Issues Treated

Speech-Language Therapy

Adult Speech/Language Disorders

Alzheimer's Disease and Dementia

Aphasia

Apraxia

English as a Second Language