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Auditory-Verbal Services, IncNancy Caleffe-Schenck, M.Ed. . 303-881-5292 Individualized aural rehabilitation (hearing aids and cochlear implants) with an emphasis on developing listening and spoken communication. |
Children's Hospital1056 E. 19 th Avenue B030 Denver , CO 80218-1088 303-861-6800 (voice) 303-861-6886 (tty) Specializing in pediatric, family-centered services; Aural (re)habilitation; speech-language evaluations and therapy provided by speech-language pathologists who specialize in deaf;hard of hearing; all communication modes offered;Parent- Infant, Toddler and Preschool groups; coordinated audiology and speech-language pathology services offered; Multidisciplinary Cochlear Implant Team; clinical social work services available; Full service audiological evaluation; multidisciplinary auditory processing evaluation; hearing aid dispensing. ENT services on site. Hearing aid dispening;. |
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Cochlear Implant CenterServing the Western Slope; Pre and post-operative audiological, programming, and maintenance. Offices in Gunnison, Montrose and Delta; Surgical referral relationship with CI Centers in Denver and Colorado Springs Aural Habilitation/CHIP Facilitator Services Kristine R. Ash, M.A., CCC-A PO Box 1582 Gunnison , CO 81230 Phone: 970-209-0634, Fax: 970-641-3314 kristineash@msn.com |
Colorado Home Intervention Program (CHIP)Colorado School for the Deaf and the Blind University of Colorado SLHS - Campus Box 409 Boulder , CO 80309-0409 Contact: Arlene Stredler Brown Arlene.brown@colorado.edu ph# (303) 492-3037 CHIP is a home-based, family-focused intervention, including parent support for families, with children under the age of three. |
Deaf/Hard of Hearing ConnectionsBirth - 21 Contact: Heather Abraham (970) 309-3521 or habraham1@comcast.net Hard of hearing/Deaf adult role models who are trained to provide awareness experiences to increase understanding of the needs of a student who is hard of hearing/deaf and to improve this child's sense of identity and self-esteem. |
Colorado Services to Children with Deafblindness (combined vision and hearing loss)Colorado Dept. of Education 201 E. Colfax Denver , CO 80203 Project Director: Tanni Anthony Phone: 303- 866-6681, Fax: 303-866-6605 TTY: 303-860-7060 The goal of this federal grant is to provide free technical assistance to the families and service providers of children, ages birth through 21 years, who have combined vision and hearing loss. The project sponsors an annual Summer Institute and Family Learning Retreat. Free consultation can be provided in a child's home or school setting . |
The Integrated Reading Project (IRP)Contact Dinah Beams ( dinah.beams@juno.com or 303-735-5405) or Heather Abraham ( hechabraham@aol.com or 970-309-3521 Designed for families who have chosen a Simultaneous Communication approach (signing and voicing at the same time). The program involves a sign language instructor who teaches the parents how to read the book using signs as part of an individualized in-home sign language instruction program. Sign is taught using English word order. This program involves a collaborative effort among the professionals who are working with the family and child. The sign instructor teaches the family how to sign the book, and the family's CHIP facilitator uses the same book to work on language expansion, auditory skills, speech, and cognition. This program is designed for children birth - five years of age and their families and continues year-round. |
Denver Ear Associates401 W Hampden Suite 240 Englewood , CO 80110 (303) 788-7800 D.E.A. is a full-service cochlear implant center that provides consultations, medical, audiology, evaluations, diagnostic therapy, and in-services for schools. |
LISTEN Foundation6950 E. Belleview Ave., Suite 203 Greenwood Village , CO 80111 (303) 781-9440, (303) 781-2018 (fax) email: lstnfoun@aol.com www.listenfoundation.org LISTEN is a non-profit organization that provides financial assistance and therapy services to families and children who are deaf/hh for: early intervention services, habilitation, parent education and support, coordination with schools, and training for professionals. |
Marion Downs Hearing Center"Communication for a Lifetime" Specializing in direct clinical services/parent support/consumer advocacy/research/education 1793 -2 Quentin Street Aurora , CO 80014 www.mariondownshearingcenter.org 720-859-0767 |
Nanette Thompson, M.S. CCC-SLP, Cert. AVT303-887-0842 Provides individual speech/language therapy and aural rehabilitation to children who are deaf/hard of hearing. Specializing in auditory-verbal therapy. |
Rocky Mountain Cochlear Implant Center601 East Hampden Ave. Ste 530 Englewood , CO 80110-2776 303-806-6293 303-806-6292 fax RMCIC is a full-service cochlear implant center that provides consultations, medical, audiology evaluations, diagnostic therapy, and in-service for schools. |
*Rocky Mountain Deaf School430 S Kipling Lakewood , CO 80226 (303) 984-5749 phone (303) 984-5741 tty website: www.rmdeafschool.org The mission of Rocky Mountain Deaf School is to provide Deaf children - early childhood through 12th grade -- an education that is Deaf-friendly, supportive of the child's home, and managed by the parents, the Deaf community and the school personnel. |
* Sewall Child Development Center1360 Vine, Denver, CO 80206 (303) 399-1800 Early intervention services for Part C or Part B eligible children; specialized program for deaf/hard of hearing children |
The Shared Reading Project at CSDBDeb Branch or Cathy Bennett, SRP Site Coordinators at CSDB 719-578-2221 (phone) email: dbranch@csdb.org or cbennett@csdb.org The Shared Reading Project (SRP) is a nationally acclaimed program that helps promote early literacy in young Deaf and Hard of Hearing children. Colorado School for the Deaf and the Blind is a Shared Reading Project site. Deaf tutors teach parents and caregivers how to read effectively to their Deaf and Hard of Hearing children using American Sign Language and how to use strategies to make book sharing most effective. The Shared Reading Project is being implemented and used throughout the country with great success. SRP is designed for children birth through age eight. |
Specialized Services for Hearing Impaired Children441 Saint Paul Street , Denver , CO 80206 (303) 321-8611 Speech, hearing & language services for children w/hearing loss via auditory-verbal training 0-10 years old. |
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University Hospital Audiology Department1635 N Ursula St Aurora , CO 80010 (303) 372-3190 Audiological testing, hearing aid dispenser; cochlear implant program, Marion Downs Hearing Clinic. |
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