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Occupational Therapy

  • A senior man sitting in a wheelchair with a pleasant look on his face is using his left hand to apply condiments to a piece of bread. The hands of a therapist are holding the slice of bread.
  • A bathroom used for Occupational Therapy. A tile floored bathroom with two rows of lockers on the left and a sink with a counter across from them. A toilet and tub with grab bars are at the far end of the room.
  • A smiling senior woman is sitting at a desk with a colored pencil in her right hand and a piece of paper in front of her. To her left is a smiling young woman with her right arm around the woman's shoulder and her left hand placed gently on the woman's left hand.

OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY

Occupational Therapy (OT) is responsible for the evaluation and treatment of patients with deficits resulting from multiple reasons including stroke, brain injury, orthopedic injuries, and general weakness from various diseases. OT addresses the following areas:

  • Assist patient’s to regain the ability to perform Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) such as dressing, grooming, bathing
  • Assist patient’s to regain the ability to perform Instrumental Activities of Daily Living (IADLs) such as cooking and cleaning
  • Fine motor skills
  • Functional Mobility necessary for safety with dressing, grooming, bathing
  • Identification and implementation of appropriate adaptive equipment
  • Low Vision
  • Positioning and contracture management
  • Upper extremity strength and coordination

Learn more about our OT services by filling out the form below, or calling 208-629-4383. Read more on our additional therapy services.

 

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