Enhancing Accessibility to Dysphagia Care
Embrace Healing Today
Many adults with dysphagia face barriers to accessing and maintaining ongoing care, including financial limitations, limited support systems, and a lack of education or understanding regarding the importance of continued treatment. Our goal is to develop simple, accessible, and educational resources to help reduce these barriers and promote greater participation in ongoing care.
Our mission:
About us
As graduate students in Speech-Language Pathology, we are passionate about improving access to dysphagia care, education, and resources. Through this website, we aim to support individuals with dysphagia, their families, and healthcare providers by offering clear, practical, and accessible educational materials. Our goal is to increase awareness and understanding of dysphagia while helping individuals overcome barriers to receiving and maintaining ongoing care.
Dysphagia Information
Gain a better understanding of dysphagia through accessible educational resources and evidence-based information. This document provides foundational research and clinical overviews designed to help patients and caregivers better understand the condition and make informed decisions about care and treatment.
Services
Quality you can trust
Kaycie Manzano B.A.
Graduate Student, Speech-Language Pathology
"My goal is to bridge the gap between clinical knowledge and everyday accessibility for dysphagia patients."
Savannah Engler B.A.
Graduate Student, Speech-Language Pathology
"I hope to help individuals with dysphagia and their families better understand their condition, access helpful resources, and feel supported throughout their recovery"
Midwestern University
19555 N 59th Ave, Glendale, AZ 85308
(623) 572-3200
The 74,000 square foot state-of-the-art facility utilizes the latest technology, enabling us to deliver the highest quality patient-centered care at affordable prices.