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Occupational therapist and patient
Some conditions that would benefit from Occupational Therapy at Home:
• Parkinson's Disease
• Multiple Sclerosis
• Diabetes
• Osteoporosis
• Arthritis
• Stroke / CVA
• Cardiac Disease
• COPD Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
• Cancer
• Low Vision
Bathroom setup with adaptive equipment

The 5 things everyone should know about Occupational Therapy at Home:

 

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• FALL PREVENTION MAKES SENSE
More than one-third of the elder population over age 65 falls each year, but many falls can be prevented. Learn how to be safe in all the rooms of your home even when 100% of patients are at risk.
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• ADAPTIVE EQUIPMENT IMPROVES EVERY DAY LIFE
Adaptive Equipment for the home is readily available to assist with daily living and gaining independence. Learn what will help you.
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• PROGRESSIVE HOME EXERCISE IS SIGNIFICANT
Patient/caregiver training for a home exercise program is designed to progressively improve the quality of a patient's life.
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• ENERGY CONSERVATION IS KEY
A good day means managing your energy for a full day of life's activities. Energy conservation, deep breathing, and relaxation techniques are key to your best day.
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• ASSESSMENT OF MOBILITY MATTERS
Moving well and being comfortable is achievable. If needed a Physical Therapist referral will be made to assess the need for a cane, walker, orthotics, or wheelchair.
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