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Occupational Therapy at Home
Occupational therapy helps patients work on daily activities that have become difficult because of illness, injury, or changes in function.
An occupational therapist may provide
- Practice with dressing, bathing, grooming, and toileting.
- Techniques for managing fatigue during daily tasks.
- Exercises and activities addressing arm and hand function.
- Recommendations for adaptive equipment and home safety.
- Training for caregivers on assisting with everyday routines.
Care focuses on practical needs within the patient’s own home.