WHO ARE WE?
InScope is a division of Appalachian Speech Pathology Associates, Inc. (ASPA, Inc.). ASPA, Inc. is a successful service provider of speech-pathology services that was incorporated in 1998. Since then, ASPA Inc. and her dedicated and caring speech-language pathologists have provided high-quality contract speech-pathology services in fifteen mountain and foothill counties in the State of North Carolina. InScope mobile diagnostics was started by the same therapist as ASPA, Inc. and is owned and operated within the state of Nevada.
Our services are performed and completed in your facility making it the easiest option for you.
We strive to improve the quality of life for our patients. We understand that everyone's story is different, and we want to help change yours for the better. With over 26 years of experience, our Speech Pathologists can help you live your best life.
Medicare Will Cover
26
Years of Experience
1000+
Satisfied Clients
100+
EBP Examinations Completed
35
Dedicated Staff
members in
NV & NC
WHAT WE DO
This is an instrumental assessment of voice and voice disorders. Stroboscopy is typically ordered by a physician whose patients present with difficulty with vocal quality. Stroboscopy is a reliable instrumental examination that provides a comprehensive assessment of the larynx, true vocal folds including their vibratory characteristics. Mobile services are available outside Reno, NV area only.
MEET OUR PROFESSIONAL STAFF
Dr. Kristine E. Galek area of expertise is with assessment and intervention of swallowing disorders and paradoxical vocal fold movement. Dr. Galek is the owner of Appalachian Pediatric Therapies and InScopeMobileDx and the co-owner of AZTEC, a continuing education company that is an American Speech and Hearing Association (ASHA) approved continuing education provider. Dr. Galek is also an ASHA approved CE provider and course designer.
MEET OUR PROFESSIONAL STAFF
Ms. Jacquie Rosen represents InScope Mobile DX in Las Vegas, Nevada. Her bio is coming soon. Please give us a call to learn more.
WHAT DO WE DO?
In addition, a clinician can:
discuss the exam with endoscopist and staff clinician.
Did you know...
SWALLOW INSTRUMENTAL VISUALIZATION ASSESSMENTS (FEES/MBSS) ARE “BEST PRACTICE” (American Speech and Hearing Association, 2021)
43%
of skilled nursing facility residents have difficulties eating (Clinical Intervention in Aging, 2013)
40%
of skilled nursing facility residents have swallowing difficulties (Clinical Intervention in Aging, 2013)
55%
aspiration rate among skilled nursing facility residents with dysphagia (Dysphagia, 1994)
66%
cheaper to use mobile video-endoscopy than
of an ambulance & hospital-based
x-ray swallow study
⭐ Mobile Instruments exams (FEES) guide clinical decision-making.
⭐ Without instrumentals (FEES) clinics and physicians can not provide the best evidence-based care
⭐ Altered diets can lead to malnutrition and dehydration!
⭐ Malnutrition and dehydration lead to increase infections, reduced wound healing, and increased
re-hospitalizations
⭐ Unnecessary diet preparations, nutritional supplements, dysphagia related illness like UTIs and
hospital readmissions COSTS YOU MONEY!
⭐ Instrumentals (FEES) help your facility avoid the expensive negative outcomes later!
WHAT DO WE DO?
This is an instrumental assessment of the velopharyngeal port. Nasendoscopy is typically ordered by a physician whose patients present with difficulty with resonance. Nasendoscopy is a reliable instrumental examination that provides a comprehensive assessment of the velum, and nasopharynx. Mobile services are available outside Reno, NV area only.
InScopeMobileDx was established in response to a need for accessible, economic , and objective instrumental diagnostic procedures for pediatric and adult populations in the state of Nevada, and surrounding states. InScope provides an opportunity for patients to receive convenient, cost-effective, cost-efficient, accurate, and safe instrumental exams in their own environment.
We understand that living with chronic swallowing or voice issues can be debilitating and scary. Our goal is to improve quality of life; whether that’s you or that is the quality of life of your patient. Not being able to swallow is frightening. Eating altered diets is uncomfortable and unappetizing. Drinking thickened liquids can be nauseating and cause other medical issues. Having a hoarse voice can affect your quality of life. We understand! Having a strange breathing issue where you can’t get “air-in” and your asthma inhalers don't work; all the while those close to you think it must be “all in your head” is frustrating and challenging. At times it can be downright terrifying. Let the caring therapists at InScope mobile diagnostics evaluate you or your patients; to make evidence-based skilled assessments, appropriate interpretations, and recommend appropriate interventions to ensure the very best overall outcomes for you or your patients.
InScope Mobile DX is a mobile instrumental diagnostic company that provides the state of Nevada with safe, cost-effective, and convenient flexible fiberoptic endoscopic swallow studies ( or FEES), endoscopies with stroboscopy, and nasendoscopies.
If your doctor believes you may have an aerodigestive condition or problem, you may need a FEES diagnostic exam to gain insights into the issue. With over 25 years of experience, InScope’s licensed speech-language pathologists have the knowledge and qualifications to provide you with an evaluation in the comfort of your home. Our mobile diagnostic exams are safe for pediatric or adult patients and our talented staff work to maximize your comfort during your evaluation.
We provide mobile services for endoscopies with stroboscopy and nasendoscopies in and around Reno, NV, and provide FEES evaluations statewide. Book an appointment online or give us a call today!
When you reach out, you’ll be connected directly to one of our friendly staff who can answer any questions and help schedule an appointment for you today. So don’t wait. Contact us today!
No, the procedure does not hurt. Sometimes people report that it is uncomfortable, but most of the time, when the exam is done correctly, patients do not seem to notice any discomfort. Many patients we have examined will say things like "That's it?" or "Oh, that wasn't so bad!"
Yes, although there are always risks with any procedure. The risks with the FEES procedure are minimal. Patients may not be appropriate for the examination if they are severely agitated, have a cardiac disorder, history of vasovagal episodes (fainting), history of epistaxis (nosebleeds), recent facial trauma, or obstructed nasal passages. All of these may result in complications during a procedure.
No, we do not recommend the use of anesthesia as it may affect the reliability of the swallow study. We can, if desired, use a non-anesthetic lubricant through the nose if necessary.
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