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As of July 3, 2025, our clinical facilities, The Eye Institute (TEI), the Pennsylvania Ear Institute (PEI), and the Speech-Language Institute (SLI), will officially become part of Drexel University, a renowned institution known for its commitment to excellence in experiential education and health care. While this transition may bring about some changes, we want to assure you that our primary focus remains unchanged - providing you with the highest quality health care possible. Our dedicated team of providers will continue to be an integral part of the clinical facilities, ensuring continuity of care and preserving the strong relationships we have built with you over the years. From routine visits to specialized treatments, your health remains in expert hands.
The Eye Institute
Pennsylvania Ear Institute
Speech-Language Institute
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
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
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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Did you know most of our doctors are residency trained? Our newest residents may have just started, but they bring with them a wealth of knowledge!
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Each year in the United States, approximately 2,600 babies are born with a cleft palate and 4,400 babies are born with a cleft lip. Children with a cleft palate or cleft lip and palate are likely to have longer-term difficulties with their hearing.
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Some of the most common speech-language deficits following a stroke are: • Aphasia: difficulty understanding and producing speech properly • Dysarthria: slurred speech because of muscle weakness • Apraxia: knowing what one wants to say, but having trouble saying it because of discoordination between the brain and the muscles used for speech
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