Augmentative and Alternative Communications Program

RHCI's Augmentative and Alternative Communications Program helps children with a variety of communication problems, including those who are or have:

• Late talkers
• Non-verbal communicators
• Autism
• Retardation
• Brain injury
• Muscular dystrophy and other disabilities.

Pediatric speech-language pathologists use a variety of techniques to help the child communicate.  Treatment options include:

• Sign language
• Voice Output Communication Aids (VOCAS)
• Sophisticated computers and software

Appointments:  (508) 833-1060