Occupational Therapy

Occupational Therapy focuses on the skills required to perform every day activities which may have become difficult due to age related changes, disease processes, or disability. Occupational Therapists teach personalized strategies to restore independence with activities of daily living such as bathing, cooking, dressing and more.

When Home O.T. may be applicable:

Difficulty dressing, grooming, toileting, or bathing

Memory and organization of thoughts are problematic

Re-education with basic life skills

Poor vision

Meal preparation and eating challenges

Poor balance with sitting, standing, or walking

Difficulty getting in and out of bathtub or shower

Difficulty getting in and out of a vehicle

Upper body pain or weakness

Poor safety awareness

Difficulty with medication management strategies

Stroke recovery

Arthritis

Neuropathy in hands

Need for adaptive equipment

Falls during Activities of Daily Living

New Prosthetic devices

Life Transitions