Speech-Language Pathologist
Healthcare providers specializing in speech-language pathologist
Below are providers registered under the 235Z00000X taxonomy in the official NPI Registry.
📊 Healthcare Market Snapshot for Speech-Language Pathologist
Top States for Speech-Language Pathologist
US states with the highest concentration of speech-language pathologist providers
Top Cities for Speech-Language Pathologist
US cities with the highest concentration of speech-language pathologist providers
| Rank | City | State | Provider Count |
|---|---|---|---|
| #1 | Brooklyn | NY | 3,217 |
| #2 | New York | NY | 2,590 |
| #3 | Chicago | IL | 1,882 |
| #4 | Houston | TX | 1,583 |
| #5 | San Antonio | TX | 1,231 |
| #6 | Austin | TX | 1,165 |
| #7 | Bronx | NY | 1,165 |
| #8 | Staten Island | NY | 1,111 |
| #9 | Saint Louis | MO | 1,092 |
| #10 | Miami | FL | 1,035 |
Longest-Registered Speech-Language Pathologist Providers
Providers with the most years of registration history as speech-language pathologist specialists
Michael Scocos, SP
Shawn Connelly, SLP-CCC
Cheryl Campbell, CCC-SLP
Berkley Williams, MS
Hillcrest Investments, Lc
Connie Carlton, M.A.ED.,M.S.,CCC-SLP
Jacqueline Shilo-gradnigo, M.ED., CCC-SLP
Kristi Moos, MS, CCC-SLP
Michael Kimbarow, PH.D
Christine Tucker, M.S. CCC-SLP
Recently Registered Speech-Language Pathologist Providers
Newly registered healthcare providers specializing in speech-language pathologist
Rise Beyond Words Llc
Caroline Taylor
Amanda Giudice
Forget-me-not Speech & Language Services, Pllc
Karli King
Anna Rogulina
Lucia Franceschi, M.S., CCC-SLP
Sarah Corn
Sarai Mazziliano, M.A
Connective Pathways Llc
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About Speech-Language Pathologist Providers
A speech-language pathologist (SLP), or speech therapist, is a licensed clinician who evaluates and treats communication, cognitive, and swallowing disorders in children and adults. They address issues like stuttering, speech delays, cognitive-communication deficits from brain injuries, and dysphagia (difficulty swallowing). SLPs hold a master's degree in speech-language pathology, complete a clinical fellowship year, and earn the Certificate of Clinical Competence (CCC-SLP) from the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA). They work in schools, hospitals, rehabilitation centers, and private practices, helping patients improve their communication skills and quality of life.
An SLP's NPI number is critical for billing insurance providers, Medicaid, and Medicare for speech therapy services. Billers must include the therapist's NPI on medical claims forms using specific rehabilitation billing codes to ensure reimbursement. The NPI registry verifies the SLP's licensing, taxonomy description, and practice details, protecting patients from uncredentialed providers. Checking the NPI registry helps clinics and schools verify that their speech therapists are properly registered with the CMS, ensuring compliance with billing standards and state healthcare laws.
Frequently Asked Questions about Speech-Language Pathologist
How many Speech-Language Pathologist providers are registered in the US?
There are currently 208,819 registered speech-language pathologist providers in the United States, according to the official CMS NPI registry database.
Which state has the most Speech-Language Pathologist providers?
New York has the highest concentration of speech-language pathologist specialists, with 25,120 registered providers.
What is the oldest registered Speech-Language Pathologist provider?
The oldest registered speech-language pathologist provider in the database is Michael Scocos, SP, who registered on 05/23/2005 with NPI number 1841293073.
How do I find a Speech-Language Pathologist near me?
You can find speech-language pathologist providers near you by browsing our directory by state or city, or by using the search bar at the top of the page to filter by name and state.
What credentials do Speech-Language Pathologist providers typically have?
A speech-language pathologist (SLP), or speech therapist, is a licensed clinician who evaluates and treats communication, cognitive, and swallowing disorders in children and adults. They address issues like stuttering, speech delays, cognitive-communication deficits from brain injuries, and dysphagia (difficulty swallowing). SLPs hold a master's degree in speech-language pathology, complete a clinical fellowship year, and earn the Certificate of Clinical Competence (CCC-SLP) from the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA). They work in schools, hospitals, rehabilitation centers, and private practices, helping patients improve their communication skills and quality of life.
How do I verify a Speech-Language Pathologist's NPI number?
You can verify any Speech-Language Pathologist's NPI number by searching on NPILookup using their name or NPI number. All data is sourced directly from the official CMS NPPES registry.
What is the taxonomy code for Speech-Language Pathologist?
The primary taxonomy code for Speech-Language Pathologist is 235Z00000X.
Can Speech-Language Pathologist providers bill insurance?
Yes, most Speech-Language Pathologist providers can bill health insurance. Their National Provider Identifier (NPI) number is required to process claims, verify network status, and submit billing details to commercial insurance networks, Medicare, or Medicaid.