Introducing Kentucky Sound Foundations, a step forward to better communication.
Get personalized central auditory processing disorder (CAPD) assessments and intervention services from the comfort of your home.
The KSF approach
Kentucky Sound Foundations, LLC., operates under a doctoral-level audiologist, Dr. Casey Roof. Dr. Roof provides quality care for the diagnosis and management of central auditory processing disorders (CAPD). Dr. Roof operates using an interprofessional collaboration mindset to better serve patients and families as they navigate the challenges of CAPD and merges the need for additional community professionals to ensure the clients are best supported through their intervention . As an audiology practice, we assist clients by providing Buffalo Model auditory therapy, self-paced interactive CAPD treatment modules, environmental management for CAPD, and lifestyle strategies for managing daily challenges with CAPD, at home, work, or school.
Connect with us to take a step forward to better communication.
Where Hearing Health meets Home Sweet Home…
Personalized hearing care. Remotely delivered across Kentucky. Pajamas and slippers welcome.
Remote appointments
Assessments are completed via a HIPAA compliant virtual platform . A link to the appointment is sent in advance of your appointment time. Stereo wired headphones are required for testing as well as a current hearing test by a hearing professional within 12 months. For ages 4 years and older.
Our services
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Consultation
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Evaluation
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Intervention and Management
Meet the audiologist
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Casey Rutledge Roof, Au.D.
Dr. Roof is an audiologist licensed in Kentucky to provide hearing and balance services. Dr. Roof resides in Bullitt County, KY and is married with three children and a puppy dog. She is an avid reader and loves historical fiction, preferably while at the lake or on the beach with family.
Dr. Roof has a heart for service and advocacy and is a Past President for the Kentucky Academy of Audiology. During her tenure in leadership, common-sense legislation was passed for single-licensure for audiologists as well as the interstate compact for audiologists and speech pathologists. She was awarded the first-ever Angela Morris Award for Contributions for the Field of Audiology in July 2019. She has also served the State of Kentucky through the Kentucky Board for Speech Pathology and Audiology. Dr. Roof continues to be an Academy Scholar under the American Academy of Audiology. She holds a Certificate of Clinical Competency in Audiology through the American Speech Language Hearing Association (ASHA), and is a fellow member for the American Academy of Audiology and the Academy of Doctor’s Audiology.
Dr. Roof has a wide range of audiologic experience over 15 years and has been grateful for opportunities with traditional diagnostic and specialized testing with both pediatrics and adults, hearing aid selection, fitting and programming, cochlear implant evaluations and programming, vestibular evaluations and programming, electrophysiology, ENT collaboration, worker compensation evaluations, as well as educational audiology to support children in Kentucky. Prior to graduating from Auburn University in 2010, Dr. Roof oversaw the Fast-Forward intervention program for CAPD offered through Auburn University at Montgomery (AUM). Her doctoral capstone project regarding CAPD was later published as a case study in 2013 and is referenced in several articles as well as a CAPD intervention textbook.
She teaches doctoral level content to audiology students within the University of Louisville School of Medicine, where she has been teaching for 10 years. Her courses have been centered in topics regarding practice management, ethical billing and coding practices, accessibility, cochlear implant programming, and compliance.
