Occupational Therapy

The work of everyday life.

Buttoning a shirt. Pouring coffee. Stepping into the shower without fear. These are the moments that make a day feel like yours. Our occupational therapists help patients rebuild — and adapt — the practical skills that independence rests on.

How OT helps

Activities of daily living (dressing, bathing, grooming, eating)
Fine motor and hand-strength rehabilitation
Adaptive equipment selection and training (reachers, shower benches, grab bars)
Energy conservation and joint-protection techniques
Cognitive and memory strategies for daily tasks
Home modification recommendations
Splinting and orthotic management
Caregiver training for safer assistance

Who we help

• Stroke survivors regaining use of an arm or hand
• Patients with arthritis adapting their grip and routines
• Those with cognitive changes from dementia or brain injury
• People recovering from upper-body surgery
• Anyone who needs the home itself to work better for them