Before the service
Bring previous reports, test results, and a current medication list. Any special preparation will be explained when the appointment is scheduled.
Service overview
Speech Therapy Services
Assessment and rehabilitation for speech, language, communication, voice, and swallowing in children and adults at Al-Mohammad Medical Center.
About this service
Speech Therapy Services at Al-Mohammad Medical Center
Speech therapy services at Al-Mohammad (PBUH) Medical Center include assessment of speech, language, and communication skills, diagnosis of disorders, and specialist rehabilitation for children and adults. Hearing, speech, and communication services are provided within the same center.
Assessment and Rehabilitation Services
Specialist assessment of speech, language, and communication skills
Treatment for speech delay and articulation disorders in children
Stuttering rehabilitation and work on speech fluency
Specialist support for children with autism and communication difficulties
Adult speech therapy, including post-stroke speech difficulties and voice and swallowing disorders
Treatment Planning and Follow-up
Speech therapists interpret assessment findings and develop an individual treatment plan. Appointment coordination and adherence to therapeutic protocols form part of the service.
Service Fees
Speech therapy fees are set according to approved tariffs.
Benefits
- Assessment tailored to individual needs
- Care delivered by the relevant clinical team
- A clear plan for follow-up when needed
Conditions addressed
- Health concerns related to this specialty
Service process
- 1
Schedule an appointment
- 2
Registration and medical history review
- 3
Assessment and service delivery
- 4
Receive follow-up guidance
Preparation and aftercare
After the service
Follow the care team’s instructions and attend any recommended follow-up visit.
Providing departments
Frequently asked questions
How can I book this service?
Contact the center’s reception team for available times and required documents.
Should I bring previous medical records?
Yes. Previous reports, test results, and prescriptions can support a more complete assessment.