For Referring Providers

Speech-language pathology services may address:

• Attention and concentration 
• Immediate, working, and delayed memory 
• Executive functioning 
• Processing speed 
• Cognitive endurance and fatigue 
• Word retrieval and verbal organization 
• Reading and written communication 
• Metacognition and self-monitoring 
• Return-to-work and return-to-school demands 
• Functional use of compensatory strategies 

Occupational therapy services may address:

• Vision and visual processing 
• Reading and screen tolerance 
• Sensory sensitivity and environmental overload 
• Nervous-system regulation 
• Pacing and energy management 
• Coordination and functional movement 
• Pain-related activity limitations 
• Daily routines and functional independence 
• Home, work, school, and community participation 
• Environmental and activity modifications

A referral may be appropriate when a patient reports:

• Persistent brain fog or cognitive fatigue 
• Difficulty remembering conversations or instructions 
• Reduced concentration or increased distractibility 
• Slower processing or difficulty multitasking 
• Word-finding or communication changes 
• Difficulty planning, organizing, or completing tasks 
• Reduced reading or screen tolerance 
• Sensitivity to light, noise, movement, or busy environments 
• Difficulty managing household, work, or school responsibilities 
• Challenges implementing strategies independently 
• Difficulty returning to previous roles despite improvement in other symptoms

With appropriate patient authorization, we can provide:

• Evaluation findings and treatment recommendations 
• Individualized plans of care 
• Progress updates 
• Functional observations 
• Coordination with the interdisciplinary team 
• Recommendations for additional specialty referrals when appropriate 
• Discharge summaries and ongoing support recommendations