Cosy Corporation
Speech therapy and everyday communication support for children and their families in Kerava
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-10-29
About Cosy Corporation
Cosy Corporation provides individualized speech therapy and communication rehabilitation, including support for language, speech motor skills, interaction, and communication aids. Therapy is delivered in familiar everyday environments.
Its customers are children and their families, including children with physical or multiple disabilities. The company works with families and the child’s close network to support communication in daily life.
Cosy Corporation Oy is based in Kerava, Finland, and was founded in 2012.
Product: Individualized speech therapy, communication rehabilitation, and guidance on communication methods and assistive devices.
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