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About Atlanta Speech Pathology

Atlanta Speech Pathology, LLC is a private speech pathology practice based in the North Buckhead area of Atlanta, with an office at 241 W. Wieuca Rd. NE, Suite 120, Atlanta, GA 30342. The clinic describes services for children, teenagers, adults, and families, with website content placing particular emphasis on pediatric speech and language support, including early intervention for infants to age 3. Its services include consultations, screenings, comprehensive evaluations, and therapy for speech, language, communication, feeding, and swallowing needs. Areas named on the website include articulation and speech clarity, phonological disorders, oral motor difficulties, feeding and swallowing concerns, developmental delays, receptive language disorders, and social or pragmatic language skills. The website also notes that therapy may be delivered through telehealth, at the office, in some private schools, or in naturalistic settings for Babies Can’t Wait clients, depending on factors such as availability and insurance.

Atlanta Speech Pathology was founded by Jessica Williams, M.Ed, CCC-SLP, a Georgia-licensed Speech-Language Pathologist and certified member of the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association. Her background includes work with children and adults across settings such as hospitals, rehabilitation programs, schools, childcare centers, skilled nursing facilities, and home health. The practice emphasizes individualized care, family education, and collaboration with parents, teachers, and other therapists when appropriate. Therapy is described as evidence-based, functional, and designed to support carryover beyond the session through home practice and caregiver guidance. For children, sessions are described as play-based and activity-driven, with goals selected to build communication skills in practical ways. The clinic’s stated values include connectedness, efficiency, and responsiveness, with a focus on personalized plans, streamlined intake, and timely communication with families.

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+1 404-228-0947

241 W Wieuca Rd NE #120, Atlanta, GA 30342

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Atlanta Speech Pathology provides consultations, speech-language screenings, comprehensive evaluations, and therapy. The website describes support for speech, language, communication, feeding, and swallowing concerns, including articulation, phonological disorders, early intervention, developmental delays, receptive language needs, and social or pragmatic language skills.

The website states that evaluations are used when a client has not yet been diagnosed or treated. Evaluations may include standardized testing, parent or client interviews, informal observation, and information from an intake form. Results include recommendations about whether therapy is needed, treatment frequency and length, and a treatment plan provided within 2 weeks.

Therapy is usually provided individually and is typically 30 minutes, although sessions may be longer depending on need. The clinic describes using programs, techniques, homework activities, home practice, and family education to help clients carry skills beyond therapy sessions. Group therapy may be recommended when it fits the client's communication needs and goals.

The website lists an Atlanta office that is available by appointment only. It also states that services may be provided through telehealth, at the office, in some private schools, or in naturalistic settings for Babies Can't Wait clients. Therapy location may depend on insurance and therapist availability.

The clinic recommends that families contact their insurance carrier before the first appointment to check speech therapy benefits. The website notes that benefits are plan specific and that coverage does not always guarantee payment for therapy. For prior authorization, a speech and language evaluation completed within the past 6 months may need to be submitted, and approval may take 2 to 4 weeks.

The website states that several items must be received before the first appointment when insurance or Medicaid is involved. These include patient intake forms, an original prescription from the referring physician, copies of the insurance or Medicaid card, a driver's license copy, any IEP or IFSP, a consent to treat form, and the cancellation and financial agreement.

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