Sue Exhull - it sounds as though what you need is a Reading Specialist. If you can't find a reading specialist, you could look for a book called Reading Reflex, by Carmen and Geoffrey McGuiness
(recommended in Overcoming Dyslexia as a good resource for older children.) It starts with simple diagnostic tests to determine your child's reading level - a blending test, phoneme segmentation test, auditory processing test, and a code knowledge test. That may sound complicated, but it's very well explained in this book, and the instructions are easy to follow. Then it gives you what you need to develop these four skills and turn your child into a fluent reader. The approach works very well for people with dyslexia. You can check out the website - www.readamerica.net.