John Tracy Clinic

John Tracy Clinic is a non-profit organization based in Los Angeles, California. Established in 1943, the organization employs 64 people and generates $12 million in annual revenue. The clinic provides a range of services for young children with hearing loss and their families. These services include audiology assessments, parent-infant early intervention programs, counseling, child development services, and worldwide parent-centered education and resources. John Tracy Clinic also operates several preschool programs, including the Dickinson C. Ross Auditory-verbal Preschool, the Dickinson C. Ross Inclusion Preschool, and the Friday Family School. Additionally, they offer summer session programs for both international and local families, and a graduate program for teacher education through a partnership with Mt. Saint Mary's College. John Tracy Clinic distinguishes itself through its parent-centered approach, aiming to empower parents to actively participate in their child's development. The organization's mission is to equip children with the speech, language, and listening skills necessary for full participation in school, community, and life. For more information, visit www.jtc.org.