What Swallowing (Dysphagia) Therapy covers
- Swallowing assessment (clinical bedside)
- Oral motor exercises
- Compensatory swallowing strategies
- Diet-texture modification recommendations
- Posture training for safer swallowing
- Family training for safe feeding
When you need this service
- Post-stroke swallowing difficulty
- Coughing / choking during meals
- Weight loss due to reduced eating
- Parkinson’s or dementia patients with swallowing issues
- History of aspiration pneumonia
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- Oral motor exercise tools
- Diet-texture reference materials
- Positioning aids for safer swallowing
Why home-based care works
- Reduces aspiration pneumonia risk (a top cause of death in stroke/dementia)
- Restores enjoyment of meals — dignity
- Family learns safe feeding techniques
- Weight gain and nutrition improvement
Transparent pricing
Starting from ₹599 per session
Final pricing depends on the consultant's care plan. You always see the full breakdown before confirming.
How it works
- Book Online — Share your requirements and preferred schedule.
- Get Consulted — Our consultant designs a care plan tailored to your needs.
- Pay Securely — Transparent pricing with the full breakdown before payment.
- Home Sessions — A qualified professional visits your home for every session.
Swallowing (Dysphagia) Therapy across Chennai
Swallowing (Dysphagia) Therapy available in all major Chennai areas:
Anna Nagar · T Nagar · Velachery · OMR · Tambaram · Adyar · Porur · Guindy · Mylapore · Nungambakkam · Kilpauk · Perambur · Ambattur · Medavakkam · Thiruvanmiyur · Besant Nagar · Ashok Nagar · Chromepet · Sholinganallur
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know if my parent has dysphagia?+
Signs: frequent coughing at meals, wet or gurgly voice after swallowing, taking a long time to swallow, food sticking, weight loss without other cause, recurring chest infections. If you notice any, get an assessment — untreated dysphagia is dangerous.
What is aspiration pneumonia?+
When food or liquid enters the lungs (silent aspiration is common), it causes serious pneumonia. This is one of the top causes of death in stroke and dementia patients. Preventing aspiration is a major goal of dysphagia therapy.
Do you recommend texture-modified diets?+
Yes — for many dysphagia patients, thickened liquids and pureed / soft-solid diets are essential for safety. Our therapist trains the family on preparation techniques and helps navigate the difficult adjustment.
Can dysphagia improve with therapy?+
Yes. Many stroke patients regain normal swallowing over 3-12 months of therapy. Parkinson’s and dementia patients may plateau or decline, but therapy still helps — safer techniques, better nutrition, and family confidence.