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Long Island Speech & Myo

Speech Therapy

in Manhasset

, New York

Therapist Category: Speech Therapy

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About Long Island Speech & Myo

Long Island Speech & Myo is a speech-language pathology and myofunctional therapy practice based in Manhasset, New York. The practice serves children and adults and focuses on concerns related to speech, breathing, feeding, swallowing, and orofacial function. The website describes a patient-centered and family-focused model of care that aims to identify underlying causes rather than only addressing surface symptoms. Services are presented as individualized programs designed to support healthier oral rest posture, nasal breathing, and functional use of the orofacial muscles. The practice also notes that therapy may include exercises and behavior change strategies to help support orthodontic, dental, and surgical outcomes.

The practice was founded by Tammy Chaimov, M.S., CCC-SLP, TSSLD, a New York licensed and certified speech-language pathologist. Her profile states that she works with both pediatric and adult clients and collaborates with other professionals such as dentists, orthodontists, and osteopaths when treating orofacial myofunctional disorders. Across the website, the clinic highlights support for speech and language difficulties, articulation concerns, voice issues, tongue thrust, feeding and swallowing challenges, and oral habits such as prolonged thumb or pacifier sucking. The site also references concerns such as jaw pain, facial pain, mouth breathing, and sleep-disordered breathing in the context of assessment and treatment planning. Long Island Speech & Myo emphasizes personalized care, caregiver involvement, and gradual habit change at home as part of the therapy process. The practice offers consultation and booking options online, and its FAQ indicates that fees vary based on age, program needs, and whether services are virtual, in-home, or hybrid.

Conditions Treated, Specialties & Treatment Types

Who they treat:

General Family Pediatric

Conditions Treated:

Dysphagia (Swallowing Disorders)Feeding and Swallowing Difficulties Language Delay (Expressive and Receptive)Speech Delay Speech Sound Disorders (Lisps / Articulation / Phonology)Voice Disorders (Hoarseness / Vocal Strain / Nodules)

Clinical Focuses:

Adult Voice Therapy Feeding and Swallowing Language Delay Intervention Pediatric Speech and Language Speech Sound Disorders

Treatment Types:

Articulation Therapy Feeding Therapy Language Therapy Parent Coaching and Home Programs Speech Sound Therapy Swallowing Rehabilitation Voice Therapy

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Contact Details & Directions

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+1 347-813-0446

1129 Northern Blvd Suite 404, Manhasset, NY 11030

Open Hours

Sunday: 09:00 – 15:00

Monday: 09:00 – 18:00

Tuesday: Closed

Wednesday: Closed

Thursday: 09:00 – 18:00

Friday: Closed

Saturday: Closed

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Accessibility & Features:

Appointments recommended Credit cards Debit cards Restroom Wheelchair accessible entrance Wheelchair accessible parking lot Wheelchair accessible restroom

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Google Review Count: 24

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Frequently Asked Questions

Not always. The website says one-on-one coaching sessions for parents or caregivers can be provided without a full evaluation. For more complex cases, a thorough assessment is used to identify underlying causes, determine whether outside referrals are needed, create an individualized plan, and set baseline measures for progress.

The practice states that the length of therapy depends on the child's individual needs. It also emphasizes that progress is strongly supported by changes made at home and that therapy is a gradual process focused on building lasting habits and skills.

According to the FAQ page, fees depend on the child's age, the type of therapy program needed, and whether services are provided virtually, in-home, or through a hybrid format.

The website says children can be treated with or without a medical diagnosis because the practice is privately owned and does not accept insurance. It also notes that oral myofunctional therapy is billed through medical rather than dental insurance and that the practice is not in network with insurance companies.

Yes. The FAQ explains that therapy before a tongue release helps prepare the muscles and begin re-education for improved movement and function. After the release, therapy is used to support healing, reduce scarring risk, and work toward goals such as proper oral rest posture, lip closure, nasal breathing, and effective chewing and swallowing.

The site provides a contact form, phone number, email address, and an online booking option. It states that messages submitted through the contact page should receive a response within 2 business days.

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