Downloadable Communication Boards for Adults in Health Care Settings

Learn about resources to support communication in hospitals, urgent care centers and doctor's offices

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Imagine what it is like to be in a hospital, unable to speak or understand what is said to you.

Your Patients' Communication is Critical

The ability to communicate is critical, yet many stroke and head injury survivors, intubated patients, developmentally disabled individuals and non-native English speakers are unable to do so. Medical staff often overlook or never explore the use of low-cost communication solutions.

Learn Paper-Based Solutions

Technology-based solutions are not always available or appropriate. The use of images and written words with medical personnel and family can help people understand and remember what is said to them. Picture support can also help individuals express their needs, thoughts, and symptoms.

Get Instant Access To:

#1) Florida Center for Inclusive Communities- My Health Report and My Health Passport for Hospital and Clinic Visits

#2) Paramedic and EMS Symbol Board from WidgitHealth.

#3) Cue Cards in Community Languages

#4) Aphasia Friendly COVID-19 Communication Resources

#5) Letter Board and Topic Board from Tactus Therapy

#6) Communication Board for Readers and Spellers from by ESE AAC - Teacherspayteachers.com

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