Additional programs for management under this service:

• Home Safety Evaluations with adaptation recommendations
• Adaptive Equipment recommendations and usage training
• Customized treatment programs to improve ability to perform daily activities
• Performance skills assessments and treatment
• Family member/caregiver training and guidance

Types of clients who require Occupational Therapy:

• Individuals with physical or cognitive limitations following stroke, brain injury or heart attack, post operative joint replacements, visual perceptual or cognitive deficits
• Severe chronic conditions such as arthritis or MS
• Fractures or other injuries from a fall or accident
• Work related injuries including lower back problems/repetitive strains, burns, spinal cord injury or amputation

Outcomes and Benefits after receiving Occupational Therapy:

• Independence in the home and community environment
• Our Occupational Therapists will work with a client to come up with strategies, techniques or adaptations so that they can be as independent as possible, if complete independence is not a reality because of the extent of the disability.

Our Occupational Therapists must be Master’s prepared graduates of an accredited Occupational Therapy Program, registered by the National Board Certified Occupational Therapy Association, and are licensed by the State of PA.

Occupational Therapists are expected to continue professional development by participating in continuing education and workshops.

Why Choose US?

Our team of Occupational Therapists possess extraordinary clinical skills and a wealth of experience to maximize a client’s independence in the home.

How to Start Services:

• Your family doctor or specialist needs to approve home health services and contact us to request occupational therapy services.
• In order to qualify for home health rehabilitation services, you must have a condition or disability that precludes you from leaving the home or that requires a great deal of physical assistance.