Speech Therapy in Salt Lake City, UT

Last updated: April 17, 2026

303 NPI-registered pediatric speech therapy providers serve Salt Lake City, UT. 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.

303 providers in Salt Lake City — showing 50 per page (page 5 of 7)

How we vet: Every listing starts from the provider's federal CMS NPI record and is refreshed from the registry on a recurring schedule, with direct links to the certification or state-licensing body for its specialty so you can verify credentials at the source. We do not accept paid placement. Read our full verification methodology.

Speech Therapy in Salt Lake City, UT

Finding the right speech-language pathologist for your child in Salt Lake City usually means weighing a few things at once: how soon you can be seen, whether the clinic takes your insurance, and whether the SLP has experience with your child's specific concern — late talking, articulation, stuttering, feeding, or a language delay tied to autism. FindKidTherapy lists pediatric speech providers across Salt Lake County, from solo private practices in Sugar House and The Avenues to larger clinics near University of Utah Health and Primary Children's Hospital.

Salt Lake's pediatric SLP market runs deep, but availability is uneven by neighborhood and setting. Hospital-affiliated programs tend to carry the longest waitlists; teletherapy-first and solo practices are often the quickest to start. If your child is under three, you can frequently begin sooner through Utah's Baby Watch Early Intervention Program rather than waiting on a private list.

Most families start with a 60–90 minute evaluation, then move into weekly 30–45 minute sessions. Many SLC clinics coordinate speech alongside occupational or feeding therapy when a child needs more than one discipline — a common pattern with autism or sensory-feeding overlap.

Below are the speech providers currently active in Salt Lake City. First, what local parents tell us they wish they'd known.

What to expect

A first visit is an evaluation, not treatment — expect play-based assessment, a parent interview, and a written summary with goals. Bring any pediatrician notes or prior IFSP/IEP paperwork.

Insurance

Utah Medicaid covers medically necessary speech therapy for children under 21 through the CHEC (Child Health Evaluation and Care) benefit — Utah's name for federal EPSDT — with no arbitrary annual visit cap while services remain medically necessary. Medicaid ACO plans commonly include SelectHealth Community Care, Molina Healthcare of Utah, Healthy U, and Health Choice Utah [VERIFY current roster]. Commercial plans — SelectHealth, Regence, PEHP, Cigna, Aetna, UnitedHealthcare — typically reimburse with prior authorization after the evaluation. Verify your specific plan first.

Typical wait times (reported, varies)

Teletherapy-first ~1–3 weeks · solo private practice ~2–6 weeks · mid-sized clinics ~4–10 weeks · hospital-affiliated (University of Utah, Primary Children's) ~8–14 weeks. Ranges are typically reported by families and vary.

Start sooner if under 3

Utah Baby Watch Early Intervention Program (Part C, birth–age 3) — often in-home, delivered through regional programs; ask your pediatrician for a referral [VERIFY statewide referral line]. Federal rules require an IFSP within 45 days of referral. Ages 3–5 shift to preschool special education through your local school district (coordinated with the Utah State Board of Education).

Frequently asked questions — Speech Therapy in Salt Lake City, UT

How long is the wait for pediatric speech therapy in Salt Lake City?

It depends on the provider type and is typically reported by families. Teletherapy-first practices often start in about 1–3 weeks, solo private practices in 2–6 weeks, and hospital-affiliated programs in 8–14 weeks. If your child is under three, Utah's Baby Watch Early Intervention Program follows the federal rule of an IFSP within 45 days of referral, which is often faster than a private waitlist.

Does Utah Medicaid cover speech therapy in Salt Lake City?

Utah Medicaid covers medically necessary speech-language therapy for children under 21 through the CHEC (Child Health Evaluation and Care) benefit, Utah's version of federal EPSDT, without an arbitrary annual visit cap while therapy remains medically necessary. Coverage runs through Medicaid ACO plans that commonly include SelectHealth Community Care, Molina Healthcare of Utah, Healthy U, and Health Choice Utah. Prior authorization is usually required after the initial evaluation.

What does a first speech evaluation in Salt Lake City cost without insurance?

Out-of-pocket evaluations in the Salt Lake City area are typically reported at $200–$450 for a 60–90 minute session, with standard 30–45 minute therapy sessions around $100–$180. Figures vary by provider. Many clinics offer sliding-scale fees for uninsured families — ask explicitly when you call.

My child is under three — where do I start in Utah?

For children birth to age three, Utah's Baby Watch Early Intervention Program is the Part C early-intervention entry point and is often the fastest route to services, frequently delivered in-home. Ask your pediatrician for a referral or search 'Utah Baby Watch' for your regional program. Once a child turns three, services transition to preschool special education through your local school district.

Can speech therapy be done over telehealth in Salt Lake City?

Yes. Many Salt Lake City SLPs offer teletherapy, which often has the shortest wait to start and can suit articulation and language goals well. Some families use a hybrid of in-person and virtual sessions. Coverage for telehealth varies by plan, so confirm with your insurer before booking. Providers listed on this page note whether they offer virtual visits.

Other Therapy Types in Salt Lake City

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50 Speech Therapists in Salt Lake City

Matthew Parson, MS, CCC-SLP

Salt Lake City, UT

Speech Therapy in Salt Lake City, UT

Speech Therapy in Salt Lake City, UT

Frequently asked questions — Speech Therapy in Salt Lake City, UT

Other Therapy Types in Salt Lake City

50 Speech Therapists in Salt Lake City

Matthew Parson, MS, CCC-SLP

Maureen Rauch

Maya Stevens

Megan Black-Smith, SLP, M.S, CCC

Megan Lee

Megan Pessoa, M.S., SLP-CCC

Meg Frost, CCC-SLP, LSLS

Mekell Smith, SLP

Melissa Guss Hoffelmeyer

Melissa Mclane-Rogers

Meredith Fortino, MS CCC-SLP

Micah Foster, SLP/CFY

Michala Stanley

Michelle Christensen, MS, CCC-SLP

Michelle Hard

Michelle Larsen, M.S., CCC-SLP

Michelle Merrill, SLP/CFY

Michelle Parker

Mindalyn Enlow, S.L.P.

Miranda Mckee, SLP

Molly Hill, CFY

Molly Moosman, MS, CCC-SLP

Molly Moran

Monica Barker

Monica Griesemer, SLP

Nancy Cary

Nancy Christensen-Mayer, S.P.

Nastasia Belko

Natalie Lewis

Natalie Reider

Natasha Crivelli

Nelson Roy, Ph.D.

Nicassia Oman

Nicole Lang, SLP

Norma Milstead, MSCCCSLP

Olivia Erickson, M.S. CFY-SLP

Patricia Prince

Paula Sardar

Phoebe Aaronson, CF-SLP

Priscilla Garcia, M.S., CCC-SLP

Rachel Howard

Raissa Duni

Randi Bell, SLP

Rebecca Arguijo

Rebecca Bassett, MS, CCC

Rebecca Evans, MS CCC-SLP

Rebecca Mcgarry, CCC-SLP

Renee Bruder, CCC-SLP

Robert Krawiecki

Robin Cowley, MS,CCC-SLP

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