Two ways we reach families

Speech EZ works in two modes, and which one you get depends mostly on geography.

In-home sessions mean Kelsey comes to you — your kitchen table, your living room floor, wherever your child is already comfortable. There is no clinic, no waiting room, and no packing a dysregulated toddler into a car seat after school. This is available across the Phoenix metro.

Telehealth sessions reach the entire state, from Tucson to Flagstaff to Yuma and the rural communities in between. They are not a lesser option — the research consistently finds teletherapy as effective as in-person for most speech and language goals, and for some families the familiar-environment advantage makes it better.

Phoenix metro — in-home available

Pick your city for what in-home therapy actually looks like there:

Live somewhere in the Valley not listed above — Mesa, Chandler, Gilbert, Tempe, Glendale, Peoria, Paradise Valley? Ask. Availability depends on the day and the drive, and the honest answer is sometimes yes and sometimes telehealth.

The rest of Arizona — telehealth

If you are outside the metro, telehealth is how we work together, and it works well. Sessions run over secure video, parents stay involved, and you skip a drive that might otherwise be an hour each way.

Arizona families may also be able to fund therapy through the state's ESA program, which applies statewide regardless of which mode you use.

Also licensed in Wisconsin

Kelsey holds licenses in both Arizona and Wisconsin. Wisconsin families are served by telehealth; ESA is an Arizona-only program, so Wisconsin families typically use private pay with superbills for out-of-network reimbursement.

Not sure which applies to you?

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