Empowering SLPs to Implement AAC

Providing access to AAC is in the scope of practice of a speech-language pathologist. All SLPS can complete AAC evaluations, and in fact ASHA says they should! At AbleNet, our goal is to revolutionize AAC access by supporting all SLPs through the AAC funding process, no matter their current role.

Is AAC in my role?

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Early Intervention

It is never too early to start AAC! The Department of Education supports using Assistive Technology with infants and toddlers to improve outcomes.

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School-based

SLPs play a pivotal role in recommending AAC devices and assisting with the process of obtaining a device. Insurance funded AAC devices are an option for families that allow students to take the device home and keep it over breaks.

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AT coordinator

AT coordinators play a huge role in providing students AAC. By allowing your SLP team to complete AAC evaluations with your support, you build capacity to provide more trainings and assist with implementation!

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Clinic-Based

Providing AAC assessments in-house creates a better patient experience and builds your business!

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Teletherapy

Teletherapy offers a flexible approach to AAC assessment and implementation. Through direct, consultative, or coaching models, you can provide AAC services remotely.

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Acute Care/ Rehab

In hospital settings, communication barriers can significantly impact patient outcomes. Providing fast access to communication and AAC devices can improve treatment and overall patient satisfaction.

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Skilled Nursing Facility/ Home Health

In skilled nursing facilities and home health settings, insurance funded AAC devices are a great solution for providing communication access and visual supports.

AbleNet is here to help!

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Is AAC in my role?

Stylish underline icon for enhancing your design projects.
1

Early Intervention

It is never too early to start AAC! The Department of Education supports using Assistive Technology with infants and toddlers to improve outcomes.

2

School-based

SLPs play a pivotal role in recommending AAC devices and assisting with the process of obtaining a device. Insurance funded AAC devices are an option for families that allow students to take the device home and keep it over breaks.

3

AT coordinator

AT coordinators play a huge role in providing students AAC. By allowing your SLP team to complete AAC evaluations with your support, you build capacity to provide more trainings and assist with implementation!

3

Clinic-Based

Providing AAC assessments in-house creates a better patient experience and builds your business!

3

Teletherapy

Teletherapy offers a flexible approach to AAC assessment and implementation. Through direct, consultative, or coaching models, you can provide AAC services remotely.

3

Acute Care/ Rehab

In hospital settings, communication barriers can significantly impact patient outcomes. Providing fast access to communication and AAC devices can improve treatment and overall patient satisfaction.

3

Skilled Nursing Facility/ Home Health

In skilled nursing facilities and home health settings, insurance funded AAC devices are a great solution for providing communication access and visual supports.