She is also founder of Elder Clinical Resources, LLC, a consulting firm created to assist long-term care providers in their effort to improve the delivery of care and ultimately the quality of life to the elderly. She has worked with a variety of patient populations and clinical settings. In 1985, she received the New York State Governor's Productivity Award presented by Mario Cuomo for a pilot project she developed and successfully implemented at a geno-psychiatric facility on Long Island. This pilot program has been expanded to The Value System to better address current needs of adult and geriatric residents living in a variety of extended care settings. (www.elderclinical.com)  The Value System is further described in the book she co-authored entitled, Adding Value to Long Term Care: An Administrator's Guide to Improving Staff Performance, Patient Experience and Financial Health.  The book was released by Jossey-Bass, Inc., Publisher June, 2000.

Ms. Lazer's speech therapy practice includes working with pediatric speech, language, feeding disorders (including apraxia, phonologic disorders, auditory processing and swallowing and feeding specialty management services), orofacial myofunctional therapy (digit sucking and "tongue thrust" for children and adults), oral motor articulation therapy (difficult sound remediation for /r/, /s/, /l/, /sh/) and adult accent modification therapy.

She has received several Awards for Continuing Education (ACE) from the American Speech, Language, Hearing Association (ASHA); 1994, 1999, 2002, 2005,  for her participation in several continuing education conferences. Many of these conferences were on the topic of oral motor articulation disorders. In 1998, she attended and successfully completed an intensive training conference given by the International Association of Orofacial Myology (IAOM). Following this training conference, she passed an ASHA sponsored continuing education course relating to this specialty area and recently passed a written exam and onsite clinical review of her therapy skills and became certified through the IAOM to provide myofunctional therapy services throu her practice. To date, she is the first and only speech clinician in the southern NJ area with this advanced certification title.

Since 1984, she has also specialized in the field of accent modification. Through the years, she has gained experience working with individuals from many different countries who are interested in improving their English speaking skills. She sees clients through her private practice for individual or small group sessions. A recent article about her work was featured in the Living section of the Courier Post newspaper November 2, 1999. This article described the Six-Week Introductory Class she teaches through the CER Program at the Voorhees Middle School.