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EPISODE · May 22, 2026 · 54 MIN

Can Speech Therapy help after a stroke or parkinson’s diagnosis? | Healthcare Today with HSA

from Healthcare Today with HSA · host HSA Cayman Islands

In this episode of Healthcare Today with the HSA, we explore an important patient question: Can speech therapy help after a stroke or a Parkinson’s diagnosis?As part of Speech-Language-Hearing Month in May, HSA Faith Gealey-Rochez, Speech and Language Therapist, discusses how neurological speech therapy supports patients across the Cayman Islands living with conditions that affect communication, swallowing, memory, and independence.The episode explains how stroke, Parkinson’s Disease, dementia, and other neurological conditions can impact speech and daily function, and how early intervention through speech-language therapy can significantly improve recovery, safety, and quality of life.Learn about HSA’s comprehensive neurological rehabilitation services, including inpatient, outpatient, and home-based care, as well as the new Speak Out! programme for Parkinson’s patients.#HealthcareTodayWithHSA #HSACaymanIslands #SpeechLanguageHearingMonth #Dementia #Stroke #ParkinsonsDisease

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