The University of West Georgia Comprehensive Community Clinic is operated by the Department of Special Education and Speech-Language Pathology. The clinic is located in room 107 Education Center and serves the needs of faculty, staff, students, and the West Georgia community. The clinic provides services to a wide variety of clients ranging from infants to adults. Our services are performed by student clinicians under the supervision of certified and licensed professionals.

The clinic also offers the full range of hearing testing services for children and adults through the Audiology Clinic. The Audiology Clinic boasts the newest, state-of-the-art testing equipment available including sound-treated examination booth, clinical audiometer, immittance meter, and OAE/ABR screening equipment.

There is a customary charge for our services; however, individuals needing services should not hesitate to call the clinic. Contact us at (678) 839-6567 for inquiries regarding the clinic.

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Services Provided:

Speech-Language Pathology

  • Speech-Language Screenings
  • Speech-Language Evaluations
  • Articulation Therapy
  • Language Therapy
  • Voice Therapy
  • Fluency Therapy
  • CAPD Therapy
  • Accent Reduction
  • Summer Extended School Year Services
  • Annual 'Up With Fluency' Day Camp

Audiology

  • Hearing Screening
  • Air and Bone Conduction Threshold Testing
  • Speech Audiometry
  • Sound Field Testing
  • Site of Lesion Testing
  • Middle Ear Function Testing
  • Otoacoustic Emission Screening
  • Auditory Brainstem Response Screening.

The Comprehensive Community Clinic is an accessible environment and will provide accommodations as needed to ensure quality services.