Occupational Therapy

Occupational therapy is beneficial to everyone with difficulty performing their daily living activities from all walks of life. Whether you are limited by physical, cognitive, developmental, or emotional challenges and impairments, occupational therapists will help you overcome your struggles and be able to help you learn skills that will be helpful for you to live independently, creatively, and comfortably. With proper professional intervention and treatment, you will be able to live with your injuries, impairment, and disabilities with minimal pain and struggles. Aside from that, other occupational therapy helps restore the functions you may have lost, whether these are physical, cognitive, or communicative.

It also helps every patient have a safer home and work environment through safety evaluations and assessment. If you just came out from the hospital, especially after a major surgery, occupational therapy helps you adjust to post-hospitalization life, address pain and limitations, and achieve rapid and healthy recovery. At Professional Home Care Advantage, we have highly skilled and experienced occupational therapists that will help address and overcome your, or any of your family member’s daily living difficulties. With your consent, we intervene in times of your crisis and adapting into working, educational, or public environments. We treat people of all ages and walks of life, from a child suffering from developmental delays to elderly people struggling with immobility and disability.

We make sure that the treatments and strategies we develop for you are personalized, effective, and meaningful for you. Our occupational therapy addresses any daily living difficulties, including, but not limited to:

  • Activities of Daily Living and Self Care
  • Adaptation of Living, Working, and Educational Environment
  • Home and Work Safety Evaluation
  • Stairs Management
  • Fine and Gross Motor Delays
  • Developmental Delays
  • Hand Writing Difficulties
  • Dementia and Alzheimer’s Management
  • Determining and Achieving Personal and Health Goals
  • Safety and Crisis Intervention
  • Parkinson’s Disease Management
  • Fractures and Major Injuries
  • Amputations
  • Prosthetic Training and Ambulation

If you have special conditions that are not included in the list above, don’t hesitate to contact us and we will make sure to address your issues and concerns.