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Speech therapist guide

Speech and language assessments and the therapy plan between them.

The demo opens as Aditi Joshi, with invented patients. A speech and language assessment and the therapy goals that follow it.
  • Assessments repeated on schedule
  • Home practice set after each session
Your front door

Where the speech therapist lands

Signing in as a speech therapist opens Speech therapy first. The sidebar keeps the screens below one click away; what you can open is whatever your practice’s role for you allows.

  • Speech therapy /speech-therapySpeech therapy with home practice that reports back
  • Patients /patientsRegister patients and find their records
Everyday apps

Apps a speech therapist uses

SpeechPathSpeech therapy with home practice that reports back
Rain

What to ask Rain

Rain is the assistant in every screen, by voice or text. These are requests the assistant is taught for this role. It reads only what you may read, and anything that changes a record comes back as a card you confirm.

  • “Open speech therapy”
  • “Which children are due a reassessment?”
  • “What home practice did I set for Aarav?”
  • “Search for my patient”
  • “Remind me to send Aarav his practice words”
  • “Ask records for an old file”
  • “Check a scheme for therapy cover”
  • “Open the mail inbox”
  • “स्पीच थेरेपी खोलो”
  • “Aarav ka agla session kab hai?”
  • “Mera patient dhundo”

What Rain prepares for a speech therapist to confirm: create a to-do for yourself, a colleague or a team; mark one of your to-dos (or your team’s) done.

Say “Brief me” for a spoken summary of your day. More in the Rain guide and on what each role says.

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