We recently teamed up with a local FEES provider in our Cleveland market- thanks again so much to Sarah Vacha with Cardinal Voice and...

Sometimes, the diagnoses are already there, the history is there, the symptoms are there, and it just needs someone to put it all...

Our #ModifiedMonday this week is a little throwback with an added note about a project we are working on

It's been a minute since we shared a Zenker's video, so here we are with not only a good example of this finding, but also with a side...

Sometimes as SLPs, we get so focused on the relationship between dysphagia, aspiration, and respiratory compromise that it's easy to...

Our #ModifiedMonday this week comes from Cincinnati and discusses aspiration, mastication, chili and football.

This week’s #ModifiedMonday borrows some advice from your local carpenter

Our #ModifiedMonday this week highlights an interesting case and a behind the scenes look at our #mobileSLPlife.

Sometimes we all need a reminder that instrumental assessments aren’t just about the aspiration.

This week's #ModifiedMonday discusses why we can't jump to conclusions when the fluoro turns on.

This #ModifiedMonday was an uninteresting study, with a terrible backstory.

Our Ohio team had a great #ModifiedMonday this week on the esophagus, coughing, and why we need to ask all the questions.

Our #ModifiedMonday this week presents a montage of calcification.

It’s easy to forget sometimes that an MBS study is a 2D image of a 3D action. As such, it can be easy to take a look at an image and...

Our #ModifiedMonday this week comes from our Illinois office, where our SLP Paula noted more than one important finding.

In yet another episode of “How Esophageal Issues Can Look Like Suspected Oropharyngeal Dsyphagia”, we have a really interesting patient...

As I mentioned in last weeks’ cat meme (I still cannot believe that part of my job is creating cat memes-which, incidentally, can be...

Our #ModifiedMonday this week comes from Chicago, taking a look at how even really strong clinical signs can be wrong…

Our #ModifiedMonday reflects on the deflection of the epiglottis and explains how the structure itself is overhyped.

Another #ModifiedMonday on the importance of the big picture in patient care.