FAQs

  • Speech-Language Pathologists are licensed therapists that play an important role in diagnosing and broadly treating cognition; communication, voice and swallowing disorders of individuals of all ages.

    They provide screening, consultation, assessment, diagnosis, treatment, management and counseling services.

  • Everyday Milestones is in-network provider of speech therapy services for the following insurance companies:

    1. Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield

    2. Aetna

    3. United Healthcare

    4. Cigna

    We are happy to provide receipts for services which can be submitted for out of network reimbursement as well. Payment for private pay clients and co-pays for insurance are due at the time of service. We accept cash, check or credit cards via Square.

  • As a pediatric speech clinic we provide services Birth-18 years old.

  • We provide services to treat the following:

    1. Apraxia of Speech

    2 Articulation/Intelligibility Issues

    3.Auditory Processing

    4. Developmental Delays

    5. Expressive and Repective Language Disorder

    6. Pragmatic/Social skills

  • We provide services for the Fairfield County. For your convenience we also provide in-home, as well as services that can take place in your child’s nursery, daycare, preschool.

  • 1 year old: They are not babbling, don’t imitate, and have no reaction to sounds.

    2 years old: They make minimal attempts to communicate and have no first words.3 years old: They have limited use of speech, become frustrated when related to communication, and have difficulty naming objects or pictures.

    4 years old: They have difficulty finding words to express thoughts, produce at most 3-word phrases, and has difficulty answering questions.

    5 years old: They speak only in simple sentences, speech is not understandable by teachers, they have difficulty with peer interactions.

    School aged: They have trouble with reading, writings and word math problems, limited vocabulary when compared to peers, have difficulty following complex dictions, and produce speech with sound errors.