About
Lingraphica was founded to address the underserved communication needs of adults with acquired language disorders such as aphasia following stroke or brain injury. The company offers dedicated AAC hardware, tablet-based apps, and tele-rehabilitation services, and its devices qualify as durable medical equipment for insurance reimbursement.
What It Does
Lingraphica devices use real-photo icons with spoken audio output and pre-programmed phrase libraries covering everyday communication needs. Users can add or edit icons and phrases with minimal effort. The system also includes speech-language therapy software used by clinicians and a teleclinician support service for remote rehabilitation. Three device models accommodate different portability and display-size preferences.
Who It Helps
Lingraphica products are designed for adults who have experienced stroke, traumatic brain injury, primary progressive aphasia, or Parkinson's disease. Devices are typically funded through Medicare Part B, Medicaid, and most commercial insurance plans as durable medical equipment, making them accessible to a broad adult population.