Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know about speech, language, and swallowing therapy — from evaluations to home visits and payment options.

What age groups do you treat at Lasting Language?

We provide speech, language, and swallowing therapy for both children and adults — from toddlers with articulation delays to older adults recovering from neurological events like stroke or Parkinson’s.

How much does speech therapy cost at Lasting Language Therapy Services?

We provide transparent pricing for private-pay clients who are not of Medicare age. Superbills are provided upon request for potential out-of-network reimbursement.

‍Initial Evaluation: $200 (includes a 1-hour session with a brief report and tailored recommendations)

‍Follow-Up Treatment Sessions: billed at $38 per 15-minute unit, with typical options:

Pediatric: $76 for 30 minutes
‍Adult: $114 for 45 minutes or $152 for 60 minutes

Do you offer in-person or virtual therapy options?

Yes! We provide in-home therapy sessions for local clients in and around Sandy Springs, GA. We also offer teletherapy for select services based on clinical appropriateness.

Do you accept insurance for therapy services?

We accept Medicare, most Medicare Advantage plans, and private pay options. If you have questions about your specific coverage, feel free to reach out, and we’ll help verify your benefits.

How do I know if my child needs speech therapy?

If your child has trouble being understood, is missing speech milestones, or struggles with certain sounds or language comprehension, an evaluation can help clarify if therapy is needed.

What types of adult speech therapy do you offer?

We specialize in adult speech therapy for Parkinson’s, stroke recovery, swallowing (dysphagia), and voice therapy. Our sessions are customized to address communication, cognitive, and safety needs.

Do you treat myofunctional or orofacial disorders?

Absolutely. Our myofunctional therapy program supports proper tongue posture, oral habits, and breathing patterns — often in collaboration with dental or orthodontic care.

What should I expect at the first session?

Your first visit will include a thorough evaluation, discussion of your goals, and a custom therapy plan. You’ll leave with clear next steps and options for ongoing care.