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Salus University's clinical facilities in the Philadelphia area provide highly specialized vision, hearing and balance, and speech-language pathology services - from the most routine, to the most complex. The University’s unique approach to patient care combined with its convenient localities educates health professionals while also vastly improving the quality of life for patients.

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The Eye Institute

Providing comprehensive pediatric and adult vision care services, low vision and rehabilitation services, specialty contact lenses and designer eyewear to the Philadelphia area. Learn More

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Pennsylvania Ear Institute

Providing a comprehensive array of services related to the evaluation, rehabilitation, and prevention of hearing impairment with the most advanced diagnostic and rehabilitative services. Learn More

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Speech-Language Institute

Providing a wide range of pediatric and adult comprehensive evaluations, individualized treatment options, and a variety of support groups for individuals with communication and swallowing disorders. Learn More

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Health News

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Hogs & Honeys Foundation Perfect Fit with Looking Out for Kids

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When approached by Salus University, Simpson, president of the Hogs & Honeys Foundation for Kids, and his organization were interested in making a contribution to its “Looking Out for Kids” (LOFK) program.

PEI Pediatric Patient Publishes Book - It’s Okay to Hear!

Milan Smalls, an eighth grade student at Abington Friends School, has published her first book available for purchase on Amazon – It’s Okay to Hear!

Alzheimer’s Awareness Month

In 1983, President Ronald Reagan designated November as National Alzheimer’s Disease Awareness Month. At the time, fewer than 2 million Americans had Alzheimer’s. Today, the number of people with the disease has soared to nearly 5.4 million.