Physical, Occupational, and Speech Therapy

We firmly believe that aging should not compromise one’s quality of life, well-being, mobility, or independence.

That’s why we bring our highly experienced team of therapists directly to our seniors’ doorsteps, allowing them to receive top-tier physical, occupational, and speech therapy services they need without leaving the familiarity and comfort of their home.

We have an expert and nuanced understanding of the unique challenges seniors face, particularly those dealing with conditions such as Alzheimer’s, Dementia, Parkinson’s, Stroke, Diabetes, Congestive Heart Failure, COPD

Physical Therapy at Home

Our Physical Therapists can assess adult and seniors to tailor treatments and make effective therapy plans for patients facing various conditions, including:

Parkinson’s Disease – Improve mobility and overall function.
Post-Surgical Conditions – Ensuring a smooth recovery after procedures like total hip or total knee replacements.
Stroke – Regain mobility, coordination, and independence.
Multiple Sclerosis – Managing symptoms and enhancing functional mobility.
Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) – Strengthening muscles and improving overall function.
Cardiac Events – Aiding in post-event (heart attack) recovery.
Trauma – Helping seniors heal and regain strength after fractures.
Pre-Surgery and Post-Surgery Care – Preparing for surgery and aiding in the recovery process.
Pain Management and Autoimmune Disorders – Alleviating pain and improving function.
Mobility and Gait Training – Assisting with walking and movement.
Education and Training in Assistive Devices – Helping seniors adapt to mobility aids.
Muscle Re-education and Flexibility Training – Restoring muscle function and flexibility.
Lymphedema – Managing swelling through specialized techniques.
Falls and Balance Training – Reducing the risk of falls.

Occupational Therapy

We provide the following specialized occupational therapy services for seniors at home:

Orthopedic Rehabilitation – Helps seniors recover from musculoskeletal injuries and surgeries. Restores mobility and function, reducing pain and improving quality of life.
Neurological Rehabilitation – Addresses conditions like stroke, Parkinson’s, and multiple sclerosis. Enhances motor skills, coordination, and independence in daily tasks.
Post-Surgical Rehab – Supports adults and seniors recovering from surgeries. Speed up recovery, reduce complications, ensure smooth transition back to daily life.
Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) Retraining – Focuses on regaining essential life skills. Enhances independence in self-care tasks, such as bathing, dressing, meal preparation.
Adaptive Equipment Training – Teaches use of specialized aids and devices. Helps seniors overcome physical limitations and maintain independence.

Speech Therapy at Home

Our speech pathologists adopt a personalized approach to address each client’s unique needs, and are designed to diagnose and treat a wide range of speech and swallowing disorders, language proficiency and overcome speech impediments (for example: post stroke). A list of our speech therapy services are:

Aphasia – Address language difficulties, enabling seniors to express themselves effectively.
Dysphagia – Evaluate and retrain swallowing functions, reducing the risk of choking and aspiration.
Speech-Voice-Language Communication – Assisting adults in improving speaking techniques to prevent and rehabilitate various voice disorders, enhancing vocal clarity and quality.
Cognitive Restoration – Offering strategies tailored to individual abilities, helping seniors maintain mental focus during communication and reading, ensuring they never lose track of important details.
Voice treatment
- Articulation and motor speech treatment
- Expressive and receptive language treatment
Cognitive communication treatment
- Attention, orientation, thought organization and processing skills, short term and working memory, sequencing, following directions, visio-spatial reasoning, word finding, and abstract reasoning.
- Some patients with early onset dementia may benefit from errorless learning techniques to help them remember to use their call button, use their walker/cane/AD, lock their walker and WC brakes, and improve ability to organize their meds with functional independence.
Memory care education for patients with dementia
- This includes staging the patient’s current level of dementia to determine appropriate goals and interventions to set realistic expectations, discussing appropriate levels of care and future planning, educating on common behaviors and what to expect from the progression of the disease, providing caregivers/family members communication strategies and techniques to help the patient communicate, producing an appropriate cognitive based HEP for the patient to perform daily, help patient and family establish a routine, educating on possible causes of negative behaviors, and problem solve to decrease occurrences of negative behaviors.

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