Home healthcare service
Occupational Therapy at home
Getting back to the ordinary things of a day.
Occupational therapy works on the practical business of living — dressing, eating, writing, gripping, remembering. The therapist works in your own home, so the goal is not an exercise done well in a clinic but a task done independently where you live.
What this treats
- ADL Training
- Hand Function Training
- Fine Motor Training
- Cognitive Training
- Sensory Integration Therapy
What a visit looks like
- AssessmentThe first visit is spent understanding the problem — what hurts, what you cannot do yet, and what you need to get back to.
- TreatmentHands-on work and guided exercise, in your own rooms, using what you already have rather than clinic equipment you do not.
- Between visitsYou are left with something to practise. Most of the progress happens here, not during the hour someone is with you.
Occupational Therapy — questions we get
How is occupational therapy different from physiotherapy?
Physiotherapy works on movement, strength and pain. Occupational therapy works on using that movement for daily tasks — buttoning a shirt, holding a cup, managing a kitchen safely.
Can it help with memory and attention?
Yes. Cognitive training is part of it, often after a stroke or head injury, and is practised through real tasks rather than worksheets.
Book occupational therapy this week
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