Occupational Therapy

Injuries or serious illnesses may debilitate a person’s ability to care for themselves. When conditions leave a person unable to perform activities of daily living, occupationt herapy helps them return to their everyday lives. With an occupational therapist’s help, seniors can overcome limitations and return to their usual daily activities.
Occupational therapists help seniors perform exercises and strategies that help them perform daily tasks with little to no assistance.
Licensed OT (occupational therapy) professionals assist the elderly in regaining the function of dexterity, motor skills, mobility, range of motion, strength, and other vital skills.
Unlike physical therapy, occupational therapy focuses on helping a person increase their skills to perform daily activities. In contrast, physical therapy mainly deals with patients’ ability to move their bodies.