Occupational Therapist typically treats patients for activities of daily living (ADL). Treatment focuses on the patient’s ability to bathe, dress and groom, perform homemaking tasks, and prepare light meals. It also addresses seating and positioning needs, adaptive equipment needs, and environmental changes necessary to make the home safe. Occupational Therapist is trained to work with cognitive issues and psychosocial disorders and often identify visual field cuts or distortions presented by patients.
Most of the rehabilitative care programs we provide will include procedures or treatments such as:
- Health Assessment
- Basic Skills Evaluation
- Evaluating Client’s Cognition and Psychosocial Needs
- Training with Activities of Daily Living
- Mobility Treatment/ Enhancement
- Basic Level Skills Education and Training
- Body Mechanics
- Device Assistance Training
- Muscle Control Restoration and Enhancement
- Sensory Functions Restoration
- Balance Restoration
- Coordination of Skills Restoration Program
- Preventing Health Complications and Injuries
- Work Safety Practices
- Traumatic Brain Injury Treatment
- Occupational Therapy Equipment Training
- Therapeutic Programs
- Strength Enhancement
- Energy Conservation and Management
Get In Touch With Us!
Please do not hesitate to call 703-473-5563 to discuss your care needs or any concerns regarding us and the home health care services we provide.