Speech & Hearing Services – University Health Partners of Hawaii

Speech and Hearing Services

University Health Partners of Hawaii Speech and Hearing Clinic (UHPSHC) is part of the team faculty practice of the John A. Burns School of Medicine. Our licensed and certified faculty clinicians provide diagnostic evaluations and therapeutic services to a diverse patient population of children and adults in an outpatient setting.

Our faculty clinicians provide clinical education opportunities for the Communications Sciences and Disorders (CSD) graduate program. CSD graduate students learn under the direct supervision of faculty clinicians to obtain the clinical education hours and experience, which are necessary in preparation for their off-campus clinical rotations, in order to become successful speech-language pathologists in the future.

Our Speech and Hearing specialists evaluate and treat children and adults with communication disorders.

* Speech specialists accepting new clients. * Hearing specialists not accepting new clients at this time.
* Now providing teletherapy.
(some restrictions apply)

* Email: uhslp@ucera.org

* Phone: 808-692-1580

*Fax: 877-919-2152

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Speech and Hearing Services are provided by our team of certified and licensed Speech-Language Pathologists and Audiologists.

Speech therapy services include evaluation and treatment of:

how a person sounds when they speak (articulation, voice, fluency, and accent modification)
what a person understands and says (expressive and receptive language)
how a person uses language to communicate (social skills and pragmatics)
how a person thinks (cognitive-communication involving attention, memory, problem solving, planning and organizational skills

Hearing services include: *Hearing specialists are not accepting new clients at this time.

evaluation and treatment of hearing loss
evaluation and treatment of tinnitus
hearing aid fittings and services
aural rehabilitation (re-training of how to hear sounds)
evaluation of and an interdisciplinary approach for auditory processing skills
hearing screenings for infants and young children with the use of Otoacoustic Emissions (OAE)
(non-behavioral diagnostic tool)

We are the faculty practice of the University of Hawai’i at Mānoa John A. Burns School of Medicine.