Occupational Therapy that helps you or your loved one recover safely, prevent injury, and stay independent at home

Caregiver Support and Home Safety

Our team help caregivers and families make home a safer place so your loved one can stay independent and avoid injuries. We can support you through:

• A home safety assessment to identify fall risks and recommend simple changes or equipment to make daily life easier and safer
• A personalized safety plan that is customized to your loved one’s needs, routines, and goals
• Caregiver training and education so you feel confident supporting your loved one as they get up, move around, and stay safe at home

Activities of Daily Living

Daily tasks can become challenging after illness, surgery, injury, or changes in mobility. Our clinicians help caregivers and their loved ones learn safe, easier ways to manage everyday routines with confidence. We can support with:

• Morning routines – getting dressed, bathing, grooming, or using the bathroom
• Getting around safely – getting in and out of a car, walking through the home, or navigating curbs and doorways
• Managing medications – organizing pills and keeping track of when and how to take them
• Following safety rules after surgery or injury – like hip, heart (sternal), or spine precautions, while still getting daily tasks done

Neuro Rehabilitation

Our clinicians help people who have had a stroke, brain injury, Parkinson’s, or other neurological conditions regain skills, move more easily, and stay safe at home. Our treatment may include:

• Cognitive strategies to support memory, attention, and thinking during everyday tasks
• Safe movement and handling techniques to protect joints and support mobility
• Shoulder support and taping to reduce pain, subluxation, and discomfort
• Strategies to reduce muscle tightness to make movement and daily tasks easier
• Mental imagery and motor-learning exercises to help the brain re-learn movements

Visual Skills Retraining

Changes in vision can make daily life harder – especially after a stroke, brain injury, or eye-related condition. Our clinicians help people improve how they see and move through their day, so tasks feel safer and easier. We support individuals who may experience:

• Double vision, blurry vision, or eye strain
• Trouble noticing one side of their environment after a stroke or injury (visual neglect)
• Low vision or vision loss from macular degeneration or aging
• Difficulty seeing contrast, reading text, or navigating unfamiliar spaces

Our goal is to help you see more clearly, stay safe, and feel confident in your daily routines.

Orthotic Fitting

Orthotics (such as splints or braces) can help support the hand, wrist, or arm after injury, surgery, or neurological conditions. Our clinicians provide guidance on choosing and using orthotics so the body stays protected and well positioned throughout the day. What we offer:

• Orthotic fabrication and fitting (with a doctor’s order) to support the hand or arm, manage tightness, and maintain proper alignment
• Recommendations for positioning devices designed to prevent contracture, reduce swelling, protect skin integrity, and support long-term limb health