Speech Therapy in Las Vegas, NV

Last updated: July 1, 2026

429 NPI-registered pediatric speech therapy providers serve Las Vegas, NV. 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 July 2026.

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Speech Therapy in Las Vegas, NV

Finding the right speech-language pathologist for your child in Las Vegas means weighing a few things at once: how soon you can be seen, whether the clinic takes your insurance, and whether the therapist has experience with your child's specific challenge, whether that is late talking, articulation, stuttering, or a language delay tied to autism. FindKidTherapy lists NPI-registered pediatric speech providers across the Las Vegas valley, from solo practices in Summerlin and Henderson to clinics in Spring Valley, Enterprise, and North Las Vegas and the rehab programs at the major hospital systems.

Southern Nevada's pediatric speech supply is thinner than in comparably sized metros, in part because the region has no freestanding standalone children's hospital, so demand has outpaced supply and the same pattern holds but a little tighter: hospital-affiliated programs near Sunrise Children's Hospital and UMC Children's Hospital carry the longest waits, while solo and teletherapy-friendly practices move fastest. If your child is under three, you can often start sooner through Nevada Early Intervention Services rather than waiting on a private list.

A typical path is a 60 to 90 minute evaluation followed by weekly 30 to 45 minute sessions. The first visit is an evaluation rather than treatment: the therapist talks with you about your concerns and your child's history, then observes and gently tests skills through play. Many Las Vegas clinics coordinate speech alongside occupational or feeding therapy when a child needs more than one discipline, a common pattern for children with autism or sensory-feeding overlap.

Pediatric speech-language pathologists in Nevada are licensed through the Nevada Board of Examiners for Audiology and Speech Pathology, and most hold the CCC-SLP credential, meaning they passed the national certification exam administered by ASHA and carry an active state license. You can confirm any therapist's license through the board, and it is always fair to ask a clinic about a therapist's credentials. Below are the speech providers currently active in Las Vegas.

What to expect

A first visit is an evaluation, not treatment. Expect a play-based assessment, a parent interview about pregnancy, birth, and milestones, and a written summary with goals; treatment starts at the next visit. Bring any pediatrician notes or prior IEP or IFSP paperwork.

Insurance

Nevada Medicaid covers medically necessary speech therapy for children under 21 under the EPSDT mandate (no annual visit cap while medically necessary). As of January 2026, Clark County Medicaid managed-care plans include Health Plan of Nevada, Anthem, SilverSummit Healthplan, Molina Healthcare, and CareSource. Commercial plans typically reimburse with a physician referral and prior authorization after the evaluation, and some cap annual visits. Verify your specific plan before the first visit.

Start sooner if under 3

Nevada Early Intervention Services (NEIS), the state's Part C system under the Aging and Disability Services Division, serves children from birth to age 3. Statewide intake is 1-800-522-0066, and Las Vegas families can reach the Southern Nevada referral line at (702) 486-9200. You can self-refer, no pediatrician referral required, and a service plan is developed within 45 days of an eligibility decision. Services are often delivered in your home.

Licensing in Nevada

Pediatric SLPs in Nevada are licensed by the Nevada Board of Examiners for Audiology and Speech Pathology. The CCC-SLP credential signals national certification through ASHA on top of the state license. You can verify any clinician's active license through the board in a few minutes.

Frequently asked questions — Speech Therapy in Las Vegas, NV

How soon can my child start speech therapy in Las Vegas?

It depends on the provider and your child's age. For children under three, Nevada Early Intervention Services is mandated to develop a service plan within 45 days of an eligibility decision, which is often faster than a private wait-list. For private clinics, availability varies by location and by whether you need in-clinic or teletherapy, so it is worth calling a few providers to compare. Teletherapy-friendly practices in the valley often have the most flexible openings.

Does Nevada Medicaid cover speech therapy in Las Vegas?

Yes. Nevada Medicaid covers medically necessary speech-language therapy for children under 21 through the EPSDT mandate, with no annual visit cap while therapy remains medically necessary. As of January 2026, Clark County managed-care plans include Health Plan of Nevada, Anthem, SilverSummit Healthplan, Molina Healthcare, and CareSource. Prior authorization is usually required after the initial evaluation.

My child is a late talker, is that the same as a speech disorder?

Not necessarily. Some late talkers catch up on their own, while others have an underlying language or articulation disorder. A speech-language pathologist can tell the difference through an evaluation. If you have concerns, an evaluation is the right starting point regardless of whether your child later turns out to be a late bloomer.

Can my child get speech therapy through teletherapy in Las Vegas?

Yes. Teletherapy is widely available for pediatric speech in Nevada and many insurers reimburse it. Teletherapy-friendly practices often have more flexible openings than in-clinic programs, which can be a way to start sooner while you wait for an in-person spot. Ask your insurer whether telehealth speech therapy is covered under your plan.

How do I start with Nevada Early Intervention Services?

If your child is under three, you can self-refer to NEIS, no pediatrician referral required. Call the statewide intake line at 1-800-522-0066 or the Southern Nevada referral line at (702) 486-9200. After an eligibility evaluation, a service plan is developed within 45 days, and services such as speech, occupational, and physical therapy are often provided in your home.

How do I check a speech therapist's credentials in Nevada?

Pediatric speech-language pathologists in Nevada are licensed by the Nevada Board of Examiners for Audiology and Speech Pathology, and most hold the CCC-SLP credential through ASHA. You can verify any clinician's active license through the board's online portal, and reputable clinics are happy to share a therapist's credentials when you ask.

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Ashley Burnett, MS CCC-SLP

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Speech Therapy in Las Vegas, NV

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50 Speech Therapists in Las Vegas

Ashley Burnett, MS CCC-SLP

Audrey Lynn Gillman, M.S., CCC-SLP

Austin Bellmore, M.A., CCC-SLP

Aysiah Taylor

Bailey Koebernick

Barbara Schwartz, MA CCC-SLP

Belinda Minarchan, MS CCC-SLP

Bethany Campbell, MS

Beth Vasquez, MS-CCC, SLP

Bette Wesson

Betty Weber, M.Ed

Blair Williams

Breanna Purnell

Brielle Foster, M.S., CF-SLP

Brigitte Neeley-Cruz

Brittany Semones, M.S., CCC-SLP

Brittany Vargas, M.S. CCC-SLP

Brooke Asmus

Brooke D'Angeli, MS, CCC-SLP

Brooke Jordan

Brooke Wilson, M.S. CCC-SLP

Brynna Grillos, MS, CCC-SLP

Bryn Petty, M.A., CCC-SLP

Candice Whitfield

Cara Bernales

Caren Kim, MS, CCC-SLP

Carlota Naughton

Carly Dixon, MS, CCC-SLP

Carly Miller, SLP

Carmen Johnson, M.S., CCC-SLP

Carmen Puentes, SLP

Carol Few

Carol Salem, M.Ed SLP

Carolyn Courtman-Granados

Carolyn Crow, MS CCC-SLP

Caron Plowman, MA CCC SLP

Cassandra Starkey, CCC/SLP

Cassandra Tunney, CCC-SLP

Cassidy Naypauer

Catherine Crowley, MA CCC-SLP

Cathy Andriacchi, SLP

Catrina Brown, M.A.

Cha-Anya Glover

Chareva Arnold, MS, CCC-SLP

Charles Skinner, MS, SLP

Chelsea Nork

Chelsea White

Chelsey Summers, M.S., CCC-SLP

Chris Holcomb, PhD., CCC-SLP, BCBA

Christina Brunelle, CCC-SLP

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