Speech Therapy in Superior, CO
Last updated: April 17, 2026
3 NPI-registered pediatric speech therapy providers serve Superior, CO. Each listing includes the provider's name, location, specialties, listed credentials, and current new-patient status, with a link to the full profile and to verify the provider in the official ASHA registry. Listings refreshed from the NPPES registry April 2026.
3 providers in Superior
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Speech Therapy in Superior, CO
Three verified pediatric speech-language providers currently serve Superior, and that number understates the real set of options. Superior sits at the seam of Boulder and Broomfield counties, so a Superior family's practical search area usually includes Louisville, Lafayette, and the Broomfield clinics just south of US 36 — plus teletherapy practices licensed in Colorado, which a lot of Rock Creek families use for articulation and language work once a child can sit through a screen session.
Parents here arrive from several directions. Some are following up on a late-talking concern raised at a well-child visit. Some are working an articulation or fluency goal alongside a school speech program. Some have a child with autism or a feeding concern and need speech coordinated with OT or ABA.
Where you start depends heavily on age. Under three, Early Intervention Colorado is the fastest documented path in this county, and it's free. At three and older, Boulder Valley School District Child Find handles educational eligibility, which is a different question from a clinical evaluation — a child can qualify for one and not the other, and many families here use both.
Below are the speech providers currently active in Superior. First, the things local parents say they wish they'd known before calling.
What to expect
A first visit is an evaluation, not treatment. Expect a 60–90 minute play-based assessment, a parent interview, and a written report with goals. Bring pediatrician notes, hearing screening results, and any prior IEP or IFSP paperwork. Ongoing sessions usually run 30–45 minutes, weekly or twice weekly.
Insurance — Health First Colorado
Covers medically necessary speech-language therapy for members under 21 under EPSDT. Superior is in RAE Region 6 — Colorado Community Health Alliance (CCHA). CHP+ is the option for families above the Medicaid income line. Prior authorization is usually required after the evaluation.
Insurance — commercial
Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield of Colorado, Cigna, UnitedHealthcare, Aetna, and Kaiser Permanente Colorado are the plans most often listed by Superior-area providers. Coverage for developmental versus medically-necessary speech therapy differs meaningfully between plans, and some cap annual visits. Kaiser members generally go through Kaiser's own referral process. Verify your specific plan before the first visit.
Typical wait times (reported, 2026 — varies)
Teletherapy 1–3 weeks · solo private practice in Louisville/Lafayette 2–6 weeks · mid-sized Broomfield and Boulder clinics 4–10 weeks · hospital-affiliated outpatient programs 8–16 weeks.
Start sooner if under 3
Early Intervention Colorado (IDEA Part C, Colorado Department of Early Childhood). Boulder and Broomfield County intake runs through the Community Centered Board, Imagine!. An IFSP must be in place within 45 days of referral, services are frequently delivered in the home or child care setting, and Colorado does not charge families.
Age 3 and up
Boulder Valley School District Child Find evaluates for educational eligibility. School eligibility and clinical need are judged by different standards — being turned down by one does not settle the other.
Out of pocket
Superior-area evaluations are typically reported at $200–$450, with 30–45 minute sessions around $110–$190. Ask directly about sliding scale; several Boulder County practices offer it but don't advertise it.
Frequently asked questions — Speech Therapy in Superior, CO
How long is the wait for pediatric speech therapy in Superior, CO?
Waits are typically reported by provider type and vary through the year. Teletherapy practices licensed in Colorado often start in 1 to 3 weeks, solo private practices in Louisville and Lafayette in 2 to 6 weeks, mid-sized Broomfield and Boulder clinics in 4 to 10 weeks, and hospital-affiliated outpatient programs in 8 to 16 weeks. If your child is under three, Early Intervention Colorado must have an IFSP in place within 45 days of referral, which is frequently faster than a private waitlist.
Does Health First Colorado cover speech therapy for children in Superior?
Health First Colorado covers medically necessary speech-language therapy for members under 21 under the federal EPSDT requirement. Superior is in Boulder County, served by Regional Accountable Entity Region 6, Colorado Community Health Alliance. Prior authorization is generally required after the initial evaluation. Families whose income exceeds the Medicaid limit may be eligible for CHP+, Colorado's Child Health Plan Plus. Confirm coverage with your plan and the provider before the first appointment.
My child is under three and not talking much. Where do I start in Superior?
Early Intervention Colorado, the state's IDEA Part C program administered by the Colorado Department of Early Childhood, serves children from birth to age three. In Boulder and Broomfield counties, intake is handled by the local Community Centered Board, Imagine!. You can refer your own child; a physician referral is not required. Colorado does not charge families for Early Intervention services, and an IFSP must be developed within 45 days of referral. Many families run this alongside a private evaluation rather than choosing between them.
My child gets speech at school. Do we still need private therapy?
They answer different questions. Boulder Valley School District Child Find and the IEP process evaluate whether a speech difference affects a child's access to education, which is an educational eligibility standard. A private evaluation looks at clinical need. A child can qualify under one and not the other, and many Superior families use both, with the private SLP and the school SLP coordinating goals. Ask each to share reports with the other, with your written consent.
What does a speech evaluation cost in Superior without insurance?
Out-of-pocket evaluations in the Superior and Boulder County area are typically reported at $200 to $450 for a 60 to 90 minute session, with ongoing 30 to 45 minute sessions around $110 to $190. Rates vary by practice and setting. Several Boulder County practices offer sliding-scale fees without advertising them, so ask directly. Teletherapy is often priced below in-person for the same session length.
Related reading
Information is provided for general guidance and may change. Always verify directly with the program, plan, or provider before relying on these details for treatment decisions.
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3 Speech Therapists in Superior
Adrian Campbell, SLP
Superior, CO
Speech-Language Pathology provider in Superior, CO
303-494-2120
Emily Deardorff, M.A. CCC-SLP
Superior, CO
Speech-Language Pathology provider in Superior, CO
512-608-1520
Linda Cevaal, SP
Superior, CO
Speech-Language Pathology provider in Superior, CO
303-494-5296
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About Speech Therapy for Children in Superior, CO
Speech Therapy can make a significant difference in your child's development. If you're looking for pediatric speech therapy providers in Superior, our directory can help you find qualified, experienced therapists who specialize in working with children.
What is Speech Therapy?
Speech-language pathologists help children with communication challenges including speech delays, language disorders, stuttering, and articulation difficulties.
Finding the Right Speech Therapist in Superior
When choosing a speech therapy provider for your child in Superior, Colorado, consider factors such as their experience with your child's specific needs, accepted insurance plans, location convenience, and whether they offer in-clinic, in-home, or telehealth sessions.
Signs Your Child May Benefit from Speech Therapy
Early intervention is key for pediatric therapy. If you notice your child struggling with age-appropriate milestones, talk to your pediatrician about whether speech therapy might help. Many families in Superior find that starting therapy early leads to better outcomes.