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Improving Communication for Children with Speech Delay

July 9, 2026Speech & Language Disorders

Building Bridges Through Better Communication Effective communication serves as the foundation for a child’s social connections and later academic success. While isolated speech and language delays affect approximately 5% to 12% of children aged 2 to 5 years, early identification remains the most reliable pathway to supporting long-term development. Addressing these challenges requires a collaborative […]

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Clear Signs Your Child May Need A Speech Evaluation

July 8, 2026Parental ResourcesSpeech & Language Disorders

Recognizing When Your Child May Need Professional Support Parental intuition serves as a vital tool in identifying potential developmental delays. When you feel concerned about your child’s ability to communicate, trusting those instincts is far more effective than adopting a ‘wait and see’ approach which may delay necessary support. Professional speech-language pathology services at Pediatric […]

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How Teletherapy Provides Effective Pediatric Speech Support

July 8, 2026Speech & Language Disorders

Modern Solutions for Pediatric Speech-Language Development Telepractice has become an essential extension of clinical care, allowing families to access expert speech-language pathology from their homes. Unlike generic virtual options, Pediatric Communication Solutions pairs this convenience with a commitment to evidence-based methods, ensuring that every session mirrors the rigor of traditional in-person visits. Research confirms that […]

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The Role of Play in Pediatric Communication Therapy

July 7, 2026Uncategorized

Why Play is Central to Pediatric Therapy For children, play serves as a natural language through which they express fears, process experiences, and connect with others. Because abstract thinking is not fully developed in early childhood, play acts as a primary vehicle for growth, bridging the gap between internal feelings and external communication per the […]

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Pediatric Speech Teletherapy: Making Therapy Accessible Anywhere

July 7, 2026Speech & Language Disorders

Revolutionizing Pediatric Speech Care for Modern Families Teletherapy has emerged as a professional, evidence-based modality that successfully mirrors the effectiveness of traditional clinical settings. By utilizing secure online platforms, Pediatric Communication Solutions delivers high-quality speech and language services directly to children within the comfort of their own homes in Oklahoma City and the surrounding areas. […]

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Articulation Therapy for Children: Methods that Work

July 6, 2026Speech & Language Disorders

Why Articulation Therapy Matters Speech sound disorders are common during early development, affecting an estimated 2.1% to 23% of preschool-age children in the United States, per ASHA. When a child struggles to produce clear speech sounds, it can create barriers to effective communication, often leading to frustration or social withdrawal. Addressing these challenges through articulation […]

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Effective Language Delay Treatment Strategies for Busy Families

July 3, 2026Speech & Language Disorders

Turning everyday moments into powerful learning opportunities Every interaction presents a unique chance to strengthen a child’s communication skills. While formal therapy provides essential guidance, parents act as their child’s primary teacher by integrating language-building strategies into existing daily routines. Research consistently shows that parent-led intervention significantly improves language outcomes for toddlers by utilizing natural, […]

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Signs a Child Needs Speech Therapy: A Parent’s Checklist

July 2, 2026Parental ResourcesSpeech & Language Disorders

Why Early Detection Matters Monitoring your child’s communication milestones is one of the most effective ways to support their long-term development. According to the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association, children who receive professional speech-language therapy before age 5 show significant improvements in academic readiness, social integration, and overall confidence. Early intervention acts as a support system during […]

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Pediatric Language Therapy: Early Intervention Essentials

July 1, 2026Speech & Language Disorders

Why Early Intervention Matters The first three years of life represent a critical ‘golden window’ for brain development. During this period, high neural plasticity allows children to acquire communication skills more rapidly than at any other time. Providing support early in this span significantly improves speech and language outcomes while preventing later academic or social […]

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NEW PATIENT INFORMATION PACKET

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929 E. Britton Rd
Oklahoma City, OK 73114
4331 Adams Rd
Suite 111
Norman, OK 73069

PATIENT INFORMATION

Date of Birth*
Gender*

PARENT / LEGAL GUARDIAN INFORMATION

Parent / Legal Guardian's Address*
Parent / Legal Guardian*
Parent / Legal Guardian
Does the child live with both parents?

INSURANCE INFORMATION

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Policy Holder*
Policy Holder's Date of Birth*
I have a secondary insurance.
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CASE HISTORY

Did your child pass his/her newborn hearing screening?
Has your child had a hearing screening or evaluation within the past year?
Do you have any specific concerns regarding your child's hearing / ears?
How does the child usually communicate? (check all that apply)
Is the child’s speech difficult to understand?

PRENATAL AND BIRTH HISTORY

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DEVELOPMENTAL HISTORY

Please list the approximate AGE your child achieved these developmental communication milestones:
babbled
use of gestures
first word
2-word phrases
simple sentences
 
Please list the approximate AGE your child achieved these developmental motor milestones:
sat alone
crawled
fed self
walked
toilet trained
 

CURRENT SPEECH, LANGUAGE, & HEARING

Does your child understand what you are saying?
Does your child retrieve/point to common objects upon request?
Does your child follow simple directions?
Does your child respond correctly to yes/no questions?
Does your child respond correctly to who/what/where/when/why questions?
Does your child have difficulty producing speech sounds?
Does your child frequently stutter when trying to speak?
Does your child communicate with words more often than gestures or crying?
Does your child speak in 2-4 word sentences?
Does your child make eye contact with you/other people?
Does your child become easily distracted?
Check all behavioral characteristics that describe your child:

MEDICAL HISTORY

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EDUCATIONAL HISTORY

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PEDIATRIC COMMUNICATION SOLUTIONS, INC. POLICIES AND PROCEDURES

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CREDIT CARD AUTHORIZATION FORM

Pediatric Communication Solutions, Inc. is committed to making our billing process as simple and easy as possible, We require that all patients keep a valid credit card on file with our office. Payment is due at the time of service.
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As the legal guardian and guarantor on the account, I authorize Pediatric Communications Solutions, Inc. to charge my credit / debit card entered for charges associated with the evaluation, therapy sessions and no-show fees. I understand that my payment information will be securely saved in my file for future payments.
INFORMED CONSENT*
I consent to Pediatric Communication Solutions, Inc. (PCS) staff and its affiliates using any telephone numbers (including cell phone/wireless numbers), email addresses, and other electronic communications I provide to PCS for appointment, referral, treatment, billing, debt collection, and other purposes related to my/my child’s care. This includes phone calls, voice messages, text messages, emails, and other electronic communications. If I discontinue use of any phone number provided, I shall promptly notify PCS and will hold PCS and its affiliates harmless from any expenses or other loss arising from any failure to notify. I understand that standard text messages, unencrypted emails, and other electronic communications that I send and receive from PCS may flow through networks that are not secure and may be at risk of exposure of my health information (for example, the message could be intercepted and viewed by an unauthorized third party). In addition, once the text, email, or other electronic communication is received by me, someone may be able to access my phone, applications, digital devices, or email accounts and read the message. I understand that it is my responsibility to make sure that only authorized people are allowed to access my email, phone messages, cell phone, and digital devices. I understand these risks and give permission to PCS to communicate with me via wireless/cell phone, text message, unencrypted email, and other electronic communications. I authorize PCS to utilize the following communication methods with me.
APPROVED COMMUNICATION METHODS:*

PATIENT LIABILITY FORM

This form is to inform you that certain speech-language pathology services may not be covered under your commercial insurance policy due to plan exclusions or benefit limitations. While we will make every effort to verify and bill your insurance appropriately, coverage is ultimately determined by your insurance provider.
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I have read and understand the above statements. I acknowledge that I am financially responsible for any speech-language pathology services not covered by my insurance provider.
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