What can an occupational therapist do for you?

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 An occupational therapist will conduct assessments to determine the individual's needs and goals for therapy. This may involve evaluating the individual's physical abilities, cognitive abilities, and home environment.

 An occupational therapist may recommend modifications to the home environment to make it more accessible and safer for the individual. This may include installing grab bars in the bathroom, removing tripping hazards, or adjusting the height of furniture to accommodate the individual's needs. 

 An occupational therapist may recommend and train the individual on how to use assistive devices such as walkers, canes, or adaptive equipment to improve their ability to perform daily activities. 

 An occupational therapist may provide education and training to the individual and their caregivers on how to perform daily activities safely and effectively, as well as strategies for managing symptoms and preventing further injury or disability.

Overall, the goal of home-base

 Based on the patient's needs and goals, the therapist will develop a personalized treatment plan that may include exercises, adaptive equipment, and modifications to the patient's environment.  The therapist will monitor the patient's progress over time and make adjustments to the treatment plan as needed. 

 Overall, the goal of home-based occupational therapy is to help individuals achieve greater independence and improve their quality of life within their home environment.