Esophageal scan-approx. 30% of pts have asymptomatic esophageal dysphagia, view esophageal emptying into the stomach Vocal cord assessment-for closure to protect against aspiration Mandibular/dental assessment-for of structural integrity/abnormalities and function for chewing/muscular support to evaluate the risk for choking with solids to determine the appropriate diet level Cervical spine/soft tissue assessment-for structural integrity/abnormalities and function, changes can lead to redirection of bolus increasing risk of aspiration and requiring a different level of strategy use Frontal chest view-for aspiration when aspiration occurs, allows for risk stratification for aspiration pneumonia The physician consult requested for dysphagia-impact of PO intake on prognosis, the impact of medication and anatomy, quality of life, and rehab candidacy discussion, recommendations for further consult.I Have Consent from the Patient or Legal Guardian