Therapy & Rehabilitation

Get Back to the Everyday Things That Matter

Occupational therapy helps people improve the skills and strategies needed for everyday life.

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Home health therapist assisting an older adult with mobility practice in a living room.

Independence Is Built Into the Details

Getting dressed.

Preparing a simple meal.

Managing personal care.

Moving safely through the bathroom.

Occupational therapy looks at the activities that make up your day and helps you find safer, more practical ways to perform them.

Focus Areas

  • Bathing
  • Grooming
  • Dressing
  • Household routines
  • Safety strategies
  • Use of adaptive equipment
  • Energy conservation
  • Functional independence

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