Anthony D. Mosley, MA, CCC-SLP

Although Tennessee law allows persons with suspected disorders of speech and/or language to be evaluated and treated without a physician’s order, some individual health insurance plans (including commercial insurance and TennCare managed care) will require a physician referral, prescription, or prior authorization to be on file to approve and reimburse speech-therapy claims. Although we may advise clients about coverage, it is ultimately the client’s responsibility to ensure that all charges for speech-language pathology services are met in a timely manner.

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We specialize in providing medical speech-language pathology services to adults and adolescents (12 years and older) who are managing neurological or developmental disorders of speech, language, voice, or cognition. Areas of specialization include treatment of aphasia/word-finding difficulties following stroke; concussion/traumatic brain injury rehabilitation (attention, memory, planning/executive function, job/school re-integration); voice therapy (including professional voice and LSVT eLOUD for Parkinson's); and stuttering/fluency treatment (focusing on situational confidence when speaking in professional or academic settings).

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We deliver all clinical services via a high-definition video interface requiring zero software installation by the client. Our platform is fully HIPAA-compliant and encrypted to maximize protection of personal health information (PHI). At intake, participants are screened to ensure telepractice-model appropriateness.

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