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Cochlear Implant Services

We currently offer adult implant candidacy evaluations, programming/mapping of cochlear implants, and aural (re)habilitation services to pediatric and adult cochlear implant users.  Find answers to frequently asked questions about cochlear implant services here. We also have Oticon FM systems which we can loan out for use in the classroom and other challenging listening environments.

Scottish Rite Foundation Funded Programs

The Scottish Rite Foundation of Colorado has a long history of supporting early speech, language, and hearing intervention to preschool and school-age children.  Our clinic is one of 12 RiteCare programs in the state. Families are eligible to apply for funding every six months.  Contact Dr. Caitlin Raaz at (970) 351-1201 for more information.  

• Talking and Listening with Preschools (TALP)

  The Talking and Listening with Preschools (TALP) program is an intensive group experience for children with language problems and their typical peers.  Children attend for 1.5 hours twice weekly. Professionals and graduate students in Speech-Language Pathology collaborate with parents to create individualized language-learning plans utilizing children鈥檚 literature and rich language interactions. Each child is initially evaluated prior to the start of the program to establish baseline language and literacy skills. Then, each individual child鈥檚 progress is recorded throughout the program to document overall growth in literacy and language.

• Speaking and Signing Stories  (SASS)

  Speaking and Signing Stories  (SASS) is a six-week program during our summer semester for children who are deaf/hard of hearing and their siblings.  They learn sign language and practice listening and talking through exposure to story books and hands-on activities.  Parents observe lessons and are provided with weekly handouts (in Spanish or English) about activities and ideas for the home.  Lessons are designed and facilitated by graduate students in speech-language pathology under supervision by a faculty member.

• Language and Literacy (LAL)

  The Language and Literacy (LAL) group is a six week summer program designed for older school-aged children, their siblings and hearing peers. This group uses theatre and fractured fairy tales as the backdrop for developing skills in literacy and language.  Students read, write and perform plays throughout the six weeks.  In a culminating event, the group performs a play for their families and young children who are deaf/hard of hearing.

Fees

• Charges vary according to the services provided. Contact the Clinic for information about specific fees.
• Sliding fee scale available to qualified applicants.
• Visa, Mastercard, and Discover credit cards accepted.
• Reimbursement is often available from health insurance.
• University of Northern Colorado Communication Assistance Program (麻豆传媒CAP) is available for qualified individuals to help fund services.
• Medicare, Medicaid, and Colorado Access provider

Finding the Clinic

• If driving south on 8th Avenue, the parking lot entrance is just south of the stop light at 8th Avenue and 18th Street.
• If driving north on 8th Avenue, turn left at 19th Street, then immediately turn right.  Continue around Bond Hall, between the Arts Annex and Dickeson Hall, into the Gunter Hall parking lot.   
• Enter Gunter Hall through the southeast, garden level entrance.
• Parking permits are available from the reception desk in Gunter Hall 0330.

Map of 麻豆传媒 to find Gunter Hall