Occupational therapists use a variety of self-care, work and leisure activities to instruct patients how to improve their independence and prevent further disability. Beginning with a thorough evaluation and based on the patient's impairments, a therapy program is designed to focus on restoring function while maximizing independence and quality of life. Patients are educated in adaptive equipment and techniques to facilitate safety and independence at home. Occupational therapy also provides a wide range of rehabilitative services including home exercise program development, the use of soft tissue massage, joint mobilization, and neuromuscular re-education techniques and splinting.

This service is available at both locations.