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GW Speech & Hearing Center at Columbian College of Arts & Sciences (George Washington University) - Overview: Part of GWU’s Columbian College of Arts & Sciences, the oldest and largest academic unit of GWU, located in downtown Washington, DC. The college houses liberal arts and sciences programs and engages closely with the nation’s capital through internships and research. If you’re looking for information about GW Speech & Hearing Center, this source confirms the college affiliation but does not provide direct details about the center’s services, faculty, or location. - Key facts from the page: - Founded: 1821 - Students: 7,000+; Faculty/staff: 132 - Focus areas: Arts, humanities, social sciences, natural sciences; notable strengths in political science, math, history, languages - Programs: A wide range of undergraduate, graduate, and professional programs - Contact/identity: Headquarters in Washington, DC; official homepage columbian.gwu.edu - Suggested next steps: If you need specifics about the GW Speech & Hearing Center (e.g., services, hours, appointment info), search directly for “GW Speech & Hearing Center Columbian College” or visit the Columbian College site’s departments or research centers section.

Clinic Type

Hearing and Speech

Address

2115 G St. NW, Suite B01, Washington, DC 20052

Phone

202-994-7360

Email

shcenter@gwu.edu

Opening Hours

Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:30 a.m.–5 p.m.

Telehealth

Available (telepractice/virtual telerehabilitation)

Services Offered

  • speech therapy
  • language therapy
  • hearing evaluations
  • audiology services
  • telerehabilitation
  • clinical research participation
  • graduate student clinical training
  • voice/swallowing services
  • aural rehabilitation
  • speech-language pathology
  • audiology clinics
  • therapy for all ages

Technology & Equipment

  • virtual appointment technology
  • lab facilities
  • audiologic equipment

Team

  • GW Speech & Hearing Center team (graduate-level clinicians supervised by certified/licensed SLPs), certified/licensed speech-language pathologists — clinical staff and supervision for graduate clinicians

Insurance & Payment

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Languages Spoken

  • English
  • (not specified)

FAQs

What is the opening hours of the center?

Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:30 a.m.–5 p.m.

Where is the center located?

2115 G St. NW, Suite B01, Washington, DC 20052

What is the contact phone number?

202-994-7360

What is the contact email?

shcenter@gwu.edu

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What Patients Say

Overall sentiment across review platforms: mixed

  • Healthy Hearing: 4.67 out of 5 stars (3 reviews (Healthy Hearing))
  • Yelp: Not explicitly specified (1 review) (1 review (Yelp))

Patients praise

  • High-quality, professional audiological services.
  • Effective, life-changing speech therapy for children.
  • Positive feedback regarding clinical supervision and staff demeanor.

Common complaints

  • Reports of difficulty with building access and staff presence during scheduled appointments.

"The Audiologists have provided excellent professional services on my hearing aids and cochlear implant for more than 20 years. I highly recommend them to anyone."

— Healthy Hearing review by Bruce C.

"GW has been so helpful in teaching her how to make the sounds she needs in order to communicate. They have changed the course of her life, and we would recommend anyone with a child with apraxia to attend an intensive therapy session."

— Testimonial on GW Speech & Hearing Center website

"Stood outside at a locked door with no one present at the front desk for a solid 30 minutes."

— Yelp review

Synthesized from public review platforms as of Jul 11, 2026 — sources: [1][2][3][4].

Information sourced from the clinic's website as of July 11, 2026.

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