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At Unicare Speech and Hearing Clinic, Vikaspuri, we are committed to helping children with autism discover their voices and build meaningful connections. Our Speech Therapy for Autism program is designed to enhance communication skills through a blend of compassion, expertise, and innovation. Led by internationally trained audiologists and speech-language therapists with over 30 years of cumulative experience, our team uses modern technology and proven strategies to make therapy effective, engaging, and personalized. From interactive digital tools to evidence-based techniques, every session is tailored to the child’s unique strengths and challenges. Our therapy focuses on: Developing functional communication for everyday interactions Improving speech clarity and language growth Strengthening social communication skills Empowering parents with practical strategies to support progress at home Ensuring transparent and documented progress, so families can see each milestone and know their child is on the right path At Unicare, therapy is not just about words—it’s about helping children express themselves confidently, connect with others, and thrive in their world.

Speech and Language Assessment is a structured, evidence-based process designed to understand how an individual communicates, both in everyday interactions and in more formal contexts. It is the foundation for identifying strengths, pinpointing challenges, and planning effective interventions that support clearer, more confident communication. At its core, the assessment explores several key domains: Speech Skills: How clearly sounds are produced, including articulation, fluency, and voice quality. Language Skills: How well a person understands spoken or written language (receptive skills) and how effectively they express themselves through words, sentences, and stories (expressive skills). Pragmatic Communication: The social use of language—turn-taking, eye contact, tone, and appropriateness of responses. Cognitive-Linguistic Abilities: Skills such as memory, sequencing, and problem-solving that influence communication. Additional Factors: Hearing status, oral-motor function, and developmental history, which may impact communication. The process typically begins with a detailed case history, where families or caregivers share developmental milestones, medical background, and concerns. Standardized tests, informal tasks, and real-life observations are then used to gather a holistic picture. For children, this may include playful activities, picture naming, or story retelling. For adults, assessments may involve conversational analysis, comprehension tasks, or specialized tools for conditions such as aphasia or voice disorders. Importantly, assessment is not about labeling—it is about understanding. The results highlight areas of strength that can be celebrated and areas of need that can be supported. A well-conducted assessment provides families with clarity, reassurance, and a roadmap for therapy. It also empowers educators and clinicians to tailor strategies that make communication more accessible and effective. For parents, the assessment offers insight into why a child may struggle with reading, writing, or social interaction. For adults, it can explain difficulties following conversations, expressing ideas, or coping after neurological events. In every case, the goal is to ensure that communication barriers are reduced and confidence is restored. Ultimately, Speech and Language Assessment is the first step toward unlocking potential. By carefully listening, observing, and analyzing, clinicians create a bridge between challenges and solutions

Pure Tone Audiometry (PTA) is the most widely used and reliable test to evaluate hearing sensitivity across different frequencies. It is considered the gold standard in audiological assessment because it provides precise information about the softest sounds a person can hear at varying pitches, from low to high. During the test, the patient wears headphones and listens to a series of pure tones presented at different frequencies and intensities. Each time the patient hears a sound, they indicate it by pressing a button or raising a hand. The responses are recorded to create an audiogram—a visual chart that maps hearing thresholds for each ear. This chart helps the audiologist determine the type, degree, and configuration of hearing loss, whether it is conductive, sensorineural, or mixed. PTA is simple, non‑invasive, and suitable for patients of all ages, making it a cornerstone in both diagnostic and rehabilitative audiology. Beyond identifying hearing loss, the test guides decisions about medical treatment, hearing aid fitting, or cochlear implant candidacy. It also plays a vital role in monitoring changes in hearing over time, ensuring that interventions remain effective and tailored to the patient’s needs. For children, PTA can be adapted into play audiometry, turning the test into a game to encourage accurate responses. For elderly patients, it provides reassurance and clarity about communication difficulties, helping families understand the impact of hearing loss. By combining technical accuracy with patient‑friendly procedures, Pure Tone Audiometry empowers individuals and clinicians alike with clear, actionable insights into hearing health.

At Unicare, we understand that your voice is more than sound—it is your identity, confidence, and connection to the world. Our Voice Therapy service is designed to help individuals experiencing voice difficulties such as hoarseness, vocal fatigue, pitch changes, or loss of vocal clarity. Whether caused by medical conditions, vocal misuse, or professional demands, our therapy aims to restore vocal health and empower communication. What We Offer Comprehensive Voice Assessment: Detailed evaluation of vocal quality, pitch, loudness, and endurance using advanced diagnostic tools. Personalized Therapy Programs: Evidence-based exercises tailored to strengthen vocal cords, improve breath support, and enhance resonance. Specialized Care for Professionals: Customized techniques for teachers, singers, actors, and public speakers to maintain vocal stamina and prevent strain. Holistic Approach: Integration of relaxation, posture, and lifestyle strategies to support long-term vocal wellness. Family & Patient Education: Guidance on vocal hygiene and daily practices to protect and sustain a healthy voice. Our Goal To help every individual rediscover the strength, clarity, and confidence in their voice, enabling them to communicate effectively and express themselves fully in personal, social, and professional settings.