Bailey Wren Scruggs, CCC-SLP, Speech-Language Pathologist
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Bailey Wren Scruggs, CCC-SLP

Speech-Language Pathologist

3300 W 2nd Ave Corsicana TX, 75110

About

Mrs. Bailey Scruggs is a speech language pathologist practicing in Corsicana, TX in a skilled nursing facility. Mrs. Scruggs specializes in speech, language, cognition, and swallowing disorders in geriatric patients. As a speech language pathologist, Mrs. Scruggs evaluates, diagnoses, and treats patients with communication, cognition, and swallowing troubles. These conditions may be due to developmental delay, brain injury, hearing loss, autism, stroke or other diseases and injuries. Mrs. Scruggs helps patients articulate and improve their voices through various methods, increase cognition abilities for activities of daily living, improve muscles for swallowing with training, education, and modified barium swallow studies, and promotes independence, safety, and confidence when discharging home.

Education and Training

Baylor University Bachelor's 2016

Baylor University Master's 2017

Board Certification

American Speech-Language-Hearing Association

Provider Details

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Bailey Wren Scruggs, CCC-SLP
Bailey Wren Scruggs, CCC-SLP's Expert Contributions
  • How is a stammer treated?

    As far as I know, I haven’t heard of any medications related to the treatment of stuttering, not that there may not be trials and such. But getting your son into speech therapy ASAP can greatly increase your child’s chances of eliminating or providing strategies to reduce stuttering READ MORE

  • My son still can't pronounce his "r's" properly. Would therapy help him?

    R normally is not a worry for SLPs until the child is around 7 years old; it’s a late arrival in terms of perfect pronunciation. I’m not sure how old your child is, but an SLP can for sure assist in nailing that R to perfection. The R is by far one of the trickiest sounds to teach because it takes a lot of visual/verbal cues to assist in correct placement. Look up the R Speech Buddy as a good tool, as well as what your SLP recommends for exercises at home READ MORE

  • What can be done to help my 5 year old son speak more clearly?

    If you’re looking for at home additional help, instantly reading and “bombarding” him with correct verbalizations and articulations is always a great informal technique. Read to him as much as you can and when he mispronounces a word, repeat it back correctly so he can continue to hear it. I always recommend a full speech and audiology Eval to rule out underlying disorders or even a slight hearing loss which could be making him misinterpret what he hears which turns into what he is speaking READ MORE

  • Can high creatinine levels impact speech in a person?

    Kidney disease has been known to cause neurological deficits in patients. Although if your MIL is experiencing a change in condition, I strongly urge you to seek medical attention. A doctor could also answer the question better whether or not it is connected, in your MIL’s case READ MORE

  • My daughter talks with a lisp. Can this be corrected?

    Depending on severity and frequency of treatment, some lisps can be corrected or lessened with proper treatment, yes READ MORE

  • Will my mother regain her speech after her stroke?

    Every stroke is different depending on location, type of stroke, and how severe the damage. There are some factors that can aid in predicting improvement including motivation, age, and how soon speech therapy is started as well as intensity of the therapy (how many minutes for how many days of the week). My suggestion would be to push for speech therapy as soon as possible for the greatest chance of improvement READ MORE

  • Can puberphonia be corrected with speech therapy?

    Every person is different with each diagnosis and the effect of treatment and carry over of education, so I can’t for sure say yes it helps or no it doesn’t. It wouldn’t hurt to get an ENT consult and/or an SLP Eval to say for certain if it can be corrected or reduced. My expertise is limited on puberphonia, therefore I am recommending speaking with an ENT READ MORE

  • Is there a cure for stuttering?

    There’s many different factors that can effect stuttering. Have him see an SLP experienced in stuttering. There are absolutely some things they can work on that can aid in reducing stuttering, even at the young age of 46! READ MORE

  • My son has delayed speech. Should I take him to a speech language pathologist?

    All kids develop language differently, but it never hurts to get a full evaluation done by a trained SLP in order to assess the level and potential deficits your child may or may not have READ MORE

  • My daughter is unable to express her speech clearly. What should I do?

    I would suggest getting a full evaluation completed by a trained SLP, as well as getting her hearing checked just to be sure she isn’t speaking what she’s hearing. Hope this helps! READ MORE

  • My daughter speaks very loudly, should we visit a speech-language pathologist?

    Maybe try getting a hearing evaluation done first to see if she’s having trouble hearing others and herself talking, then see where that takes you READ MORE

Areas of expertise and specialization

DysphagiaNeuromuscular Electrical StimulationAphasiaDementiaStrokeDysphasiaAugmentative & Alternative Communication

Professional Memberships

  • International Association of Healthcare Professionals  

Professional Society Memberships

  • American Speech-Language-Hearing Association, Texas Speech-Language-Hearing Association

What do you attribute your success to?

  • When she was in high school her friend\'s little sister was born with hearing difficulty and Bailey saw how the speech language pathologist worked with them and made a difference in their lives. She became inspired to learn more and go into this field. Her supervisors and VP Lori Walters and all her coworkers have been a huge help and encouraging her.

Hobbies / Sports

  • Family Time, Hunting, Global Travel, Golden Retriever

Bailey Wren Scruggs, CCC-SLP's Practice location

Legacy West Rehabilitation and Healthcare

3300 W 2nd Ave -
Corsicana, TX 75110
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Get to know Speech Pathologists Bailey Wren Scruggs, who serves the population of Corsicana, Texas.

Bailey Wren Scruggs, CCC-SLP is a Speech Pathologists currently practicing with Heritage Oaks West Retirement Village.

Heritage Oaks West Retirement Village provides Nursing Homes, a type of senior housing that typically offers a wide range of healthcare services, including the services of on-site doctors and other medical professionals, as well as traditional senior housing services like meal service, personal assistive care, housekeeping and more.

Currently participates in adult-geriatric care through independently planned treatments, collaboration with physical and occupational therapy, conversing with nurses and doctors throughout care, and documenting progress to aid in habilitative care or preparing patient for returning home.

Bailey graduated with a Bachelor of Arts from Baylor University in 2016. Furthering her education she graduated with a Master of Science in Communication Sciences & Disorders – Speech Pathology in 2017. She holds certification as a Speech-Language Pathology.

To stay up to date in her field, Bailey remains a professional member of the American Speech Language Hearing Association and the Texas Speech Language Hearing Association.

The American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) is the national professional, scientific, and credentialing association for 204,000 members and affiliates who are audiologists; speech-language pathologists; speech, language, and hearing scientists; audiology and speech-language pathology support personnel; and students.

Bailey attributes her professional success her to her friend’s little sister, born with hearing difficulty and she saw how the speech-language pathologist worked with them and made a difference in their lives. She became inspired to learn more and go into this field. Her supervisors and VP Lori Walters and all her coworkers have been a huge help and encouraging her.

When not working, she enjoys spending time with her family and golden retriever, hunting, traveling globally.

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