Overview

Clarke Schools for Hearing & Speech provides specialized hearing healthcare, early intervention, education, and telehealth services for children who are deaf or hard of hearing, their families, and adults across multiple U.S. locations. An interdisciplinary team of audiologists, speech-language pathologists, educators, and clinical specialists delivers evidence-based care that supports listening, spoken language, communication, and developmental outcomes from infancy through adulthood. Care often combines advanced hearing technologies—such as cochlear implants and hearing aids—with clinical services, education, and telehealth to fit each person's needs. The organization distinguishes itself by integrating medical care with educational services in a family-centered model and using telehealth to reach patients, aiming to empower individuals to communicate confidently and independently across all life stages.