Frequently Asked Questions
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No, SLP services do not require a referral. You can self-refer.
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Of course! Whether you use your voice for occupational, artistic, recreational, personal or for social purposes, we aim to improve your voice to optimize vocal success in all activities.
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If coming in-person is associated with barriers for you (or your loved one) and you are not able to conduct a virtual session, an in-home session (inclusive of nursing and long-term care homes) may be considered. Please note that home visits do incur an additional travel cost.
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Speech-language assessment and treatment services are covered by most extended health benefits. You can find out the details of your coverage by calling your insurer or by reviewing your health plan policy booklet.
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Yes, fees paid to a private Speech-Language Pathologist are a tax-deductible medical expense. More information is available through the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) or you can speak to a qualified accountant.
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You can verify a clinician's credentials or find a licensed practitioner using the CASLPO Public Register.