Occupational Therapy

Occupational Therapy Services provided in the home help patients improve in their daily living tasks. Therapists can recommend adaptations to make the home safer and help patients establish a daily routine that allows them to do important tasks, without overextending their strength or range of motion.

As a way of alleviating any mobility or motor function issues, the occupational therapist can implement rehabilitative care which usually covers:

• Coping Strategies for Client’s Disability
• Coaching on Work-Safety Practices
• Improving Coordination
• Recommending Activities to Enhance Independence
• Basic Skills Evaluation
• Fitting of Prosthetic Devices for Amputations
• Body Mechanics
• Restoring Sensation and Sensory Function
• Work Simplification