Plattsburgh State University Speech and Hearing Center

About this clinic

Faculty in the Department of Communication Disorders and Sciences of the State University of New York College at Plattsburgh operate the Speech and Hearing Center. The center serves as an academic facility for student clinicians and also provides a community service for persons with communication and hearing disorders.

The center is a non-profit research, service, and training facility and, as such, receives some funding from state appropriations to the college. To provide for proper maintenance of equipment and replacement of consumable items, a fee schedule has been established. The center accepts most major insurance plans and offers a sliding payment scale for those individuals without insurance coverage.

See the hours section for a list of days and times we are open to the public. The center closes for scheduled periods that coincide with the college calendar since it serves as an academic training facility for the college. Summer hours are scheduled for specified periods.

It is our policy that all students, staff and participants in our clinical services are to be treated in a non-discriminatory manner without regard to race, creed, color, sex, age, national origin, sexual orientation, participation restriction, or status as a parent.

Clinic services

The Speech and Hearing Center provides a full range of evaluation and treatment services for infants, children, and adults with:

• Hearing loss/deafness
• Learning disabilities related to communication
• Auditory and language processing disorders
• Speech disorders
• Voice disorders
• Stuttering
• Aphasia
• Delayed language
• Traumatic brain injury

The center provides:

• Comprehensive hearing evaluations
• Hearing aid evaluation, fitting, and dispensings
• Aural rehabilitations

Assessment of communication disorders is performed using state-of-the-art equipment and the latest in diagnostic procedures. The center is staffed by certified professionals who supervise student clinicians during the evaluation and treatment of individuals with communication disorders. All supervisors are also licensed by the state of New York.