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Group Health Speech, Language and Learning Services
Speech Language and Learning Services is partnered with Group Health Cooperative, and has treated thousands of children, adolescents, and adults experiencing speech, language, learning, swallowing, feeding, and cognitive problems resulting from a wide variety of developmental, acquired and neurological based conditions.
Bellevue-Outpatient & Administration Office
626 120th Ave NE, Suite B201 Bellevue, WA 98005-3038
(425)556-6330 or 1-800-645-6799 or FAX (425) 556-6325Seattle
125 16th Ave East, CSB-1, Seattle, WA 98112
(206)326-3485 or FAX (206) 326-2265Redmond
2700 152nd Ave. NE. EHB-254, Redmond, WA. 98052-5560
(425) 883-5693 or FAX (425) 883-5929
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Rating: 5 submitted by: Mom of Two, 10/06
While we are not Group Health members, this clinic was worth the extra co-pay on our insurance. Not only did they provide excellent service -- going beyond articulation to sequencing and comprehension, but their parent communication was awesome. The only provider we've had that provided monthly progress reports. Plus I learned lots of things I could do at home so I could become my son's personal speech therapist everyday.
Rating: 3 submitted by: Been There done that, 10/23/06We're not Group Health Members, but saw them for about six months. They do provide progress reports and seem to have the insurance route down pat (which is helpful). They are somewhat of a mill though... in the six months we saw them we had three different therapists. We finally left as there was no consistency. The setting was also somewhat contrived for a children's social group (i.e., formal conference room, fluorescent lights, etc.)
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