Scenic City Speech therapy opens at Cambridge Square
A pediatric speech and language therapy services center just got closer to the Ooltewah area with the opening of Scenic City Speech in Cambridge Square, alleviating the need for patients to commute downtown to receive therapy services.
“Eastern Hamilton County has experienced tremendous recent growth, and a lot of young families in our community are on waitlists for speech therapy services,” Jennifer Vitrano, founder of Scenic City Speech, said in an announcement of the new office. “It has been a dream to open a private practice in Ooltewah to serve children of all ages with speech, language and learning differences. Hopefully, this provides timely therapy services and prevents parents from scrambling to downtown appointments.”
Vitrano pursued a career as a speech-language pathologist after observing the effect speech and language therapy made on her sister, and in turn, on her whole family. A native of Kentucky, Vitrano moved to Ooltewah with her daughters when they wanted to go to college with their cousins.
She has more than 30 years of experience meeting the needs of children with speech, language and learning differences. She has a master’s degree in speech and language pathology and is nationally certified through the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association.