We provide occupational therapy for a wide range of conditions, including:
- Upper Extremity and Hand Rehabilitation,
- Back, neck, and shoulder injuries/pain,
- Whiplash/ automobile injuries,
- Fibromyalgia/ Myofascial Pain Syndrome,
- Arthritis/ Degenerative diseases,
- Orthopedic and sports injuries,
- Fractures and Sprains,
- Stroke,
- Musculoskeletal pain and dysfunction,
- Balance and walking problems,
- Pre- and Post-surgery rehabilitation for shoulder replacement,
- Visual Perceptual disorders,
- Neurological disorders.
Goal-oriented activities are used to treat those with impaired ability to function caused by illness, injury, emotional disorder, or developmental disability. Bringing each patient to his or her optimal level of functioning to perform daily living activities is our ultimate goal.
Individualized Occupational Therapy programs include, but are not limited to:
- Performance skills assessment, development of treatment goals and plans,
- Training and education in daily living skills,
- Programs and activities to improve endurance, coordination, mobility, hand function, problem-solving, and self-care skills,
- Physical retraining, which includes assessment of movements after having a stroke or following an injury,
- Upper-limb retraining in managing domestic skills following illness or injury,
- Development of therapeutic activities and programs to:
- Restore or improve physical abilities,
- Promote behavioral changes,
- Develop new skills,
- Develop, recover, or maintain work or daily living skills,
- Compensate for permanent loss of function.
- Injury management and prevention programs,
- Improving range of motion, strengthening and balance retraining through activity,
- Cognitive remediation.
The goal is achieving the individual’s best physical and/or mental functioning in daily life tasks.