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Advance Plus Therapy Services, LLC

Speech therapy practice in Houston, TX

Registered providerLicense # listed (TX)

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Public-record details

Address
5925 Kirby Dr, Ste. E766, Houston, TX 77005
Phone
(832) 689-3797
Listed under
Speech therapy practices
NPI
1306158464
NPI status
Active in the NPPES registry
Provider type
Organization (practice, clinic or company)
Registered specialty (self-reported taxonomy)
Speech-Language Pathologist (235Z00000X)
License number on NPI record
104500 (TX)
Authorized official
Allison Beckford, MA, CCC-SLP, Speech Language Pathologist
NPI first issued
Jul 6, 2010
NPI record last updated
Jul 3, 2021

NPI 1306158464 is active in the federal NPPES registry (CMS); license 104500 (TX) is listed on the record. Source: NPPES NPI Registry (CMS) (record). Data as of 2026-11-07.

What these registry facts mean

The NPI (National Provider Identifier) is the federal ID every HIPAA-covered provider uses to bill insurance. This NPI belongs to an organization, so it may cover several clinicians at this location. The specialty is the taxonomy the provider chose when registering; NPPES does not check it. A license number here is what the provider entered — confirm it with the state board before you rely on it. Speech-language pathologists (SLPs) evaluate and treat speech sounds, language, stuttering, voice, and feeding and swallowing. Ask whether the clinic treats children and which ages.

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Checking a license: the number above is what the provider entered in the NPI registry. Your state licensing board's lookup shows whether it is current. For individual therapists, ASHA (speech) and NBCOT (occupational therapy) let you verify national certification.

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