Occupational Therapy
Our licensed occupational therapists help patients relearn and adapt the everyday activities that matter most — dressing, bathing, cooking, and more — so you can live as independently as possible in your own home.
Our licensed occupational therapists help patients relearn and adapt the everyday activities that matter most — dressing, bathing, cooking, and more — so you can live as independently as possible in your own home.
Home health services prescribed by a physician are typically covered by Medicare Part A & B and most private insurance plans. Contact us — we'll help you understand your benefits at no obligation.
Explore our full range of home health services:
Skilled Nursing → Physical Therapy → Speech Therapy → Home Health Aide Services → Medical Social Services →Despite the name, OT isn't about work — it focuses on the 'occupations' of daily life: bathing, dressing, cooking, and other activities that give life meaning and structure.
PT focuses on restoring movement, strength, and mobility. OT focuses on applying those abilities to real daily tasks and adapting the environment to support independence.
Yes. Occupational therapists often work with patients experiencing cognitive decline, helping establish routines, simplify tasks, and use memory aids effectively.
Yes — an in-home assessment is a core part of occupational therapy. Your therapist will evaluate your living space and recommend practical modifications to improve safety.
Our goal is to collaborate with you on care decisions, not to take control. You maintain leadership over your care plan while we provide the expertise and support you need.
Monday - Friday: 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Saturday: 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Sunday: Closed
24/7 Emergency Care Available