Occupational Therapy
The difference between walking again and living again. Buttons, stairs, the shower, the truck, the job.
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The difference between walking again and living again. Buttons, stairs, the shower, the truck, the job.
Talking, thinking, and swallowing. The last one causes more trouble than most people expect.
Twelve weeks of monitored exercise after a cardiac event or a lung diagnosis, three mornings a week, ten minutes from home.
One therapist, start to finish, whether you are an inpatient, a resident next door, or coming in from town.