ASLPCompact

Current Status of ASLP-IC
As of August 2022, the ASLP-IC has been enacted into law in 23 states.

The ASLP-IC Commission held its first meeting in January 2022 to establish rules and bylaws to implement the compact. Committees are now meeting on a monthly basis to continue these meetings on a monthly basis. The meetings are open to the public, and you can find more information here.

The process of standing up the commission can last a year or longer. Once the commission is fully operational and the member states are fully integrated in the compact’s data system, compact privileges to practice will become available. We currently anticipate that applications for compact privileges will open in 2023.

Please see this page for updates from the ASLP-IC Commission.

The interactive state map lists the current ASLP-IC member states and other states proposing to join the ASLP-IC. 

The current member states are: Alabama, Colorado, Delaware, Georgia, Idaho, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Mississippi, Missouri, Nebraska, New Hampshire, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee, Utah, West Virginia, and Wyoming. 

Privilege to Practice
Once the Compact is fully operational, licensed audiologists and speech-language pathologists will be able to apply for a privilege to practice in-person and through telehealth in ASLP-IC states.

The ASLP-IC offers several benefits to the public.

• Improves continuity of care
• Improves portability for military spouses
• Improves access to audiology and speech-language pathology providers
• Increases choice of audiology and speech-language pathology providers
• Facilitates alternate delivery methods (Telehealth)
• Simplifies/speeds up the current process
• Addresses portability & barriers to access
• Practice of audiology and speech-language pathology occurs in the state where the patient/client is located at the time of the patient/client encounter