Schedule an occupational therapy evaluation. No referral required.
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Occupational therapists at Hendricks Regional Health work with patients to assess, treat and restore their functional abilities and help them achieve maximal independence in all aspects of life. Our team works with patients of all ages, from infancy to late adulthood, to help develop and facilitate their motor, physical, perceptual and cognitive skills.
In many cases, patients may need to receive care from multiple therapy services during his or her journey to recovery. Our expansive rehabilitation services team consists of physical, occupational and speech therapists all working together seamlessly to promote healing, relieve pain, restore motion and help patients achieve daily comfort, ease and independence.
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What Is an Occupational Therapist?
Occupational therapy is a healthcare profession that helps people with physical, developmental or emotional disabilities lead independent, productive and satisfying lives.
An occupational therapist, or OT, is part of our multidisciplinary rehabilitation team and often directs the following types of care:
- Evaluates children with developmental or neuromuscular problems and helps plan treatments that will help them grow mentally, socially and physically
- Assists adults in learning how to carry out activities of daily living (ADLs) at home, on the job and in the community
- Helps the elderly adjust to the special problems of aging while remaining physically and mentally active
- Recommends changes in layout and design of the home, school or workplace to allow people with disabilities greater access and mobility
- Teaches energy conservation and work simplification methods
- Improves communication skills, such as reading, writing and using the telephone
Our staff includes board-certified hand and pediatric therapists, as well as therapists providing comprehensive neurologic, orthopedic & sports medicine and pediatric services.
Why Try Occupational Therapy?
Occupational therapy can help patients increase self-sufficiency, build strength and endurance, better perform day-to-day activities and make their home safer by adapting it to their medical condition. Our therapists focus on restoring movement, strength and coordination to improve use of the arms and hands.
Your doctor may recommend occupational therapy if you are experiencing difficulty with your regular activities because of:
- Fracture
- Joint replacement or other orthopedic surgery
- Multiple Sclerosis
- Parkinson’s Disease
- Trauma
- Sprain or injury
- Stroke
- Sensory disorders
Our Specialized Services
Your custom therapy plan will be designed to help you restore lost function, learn lifestyle modification or develop new skills to allow you to be more independent. Our team will communicate closely with your primary care doctor or orthopedic surgeon throughout your recovery.
Our occupational therapy services include specialized care for:
- Orthopedic or sports-related injury and surgery
- Medical conditions or disorders
- Cancer rehabilitation
- Stroke rehabilitation
- Hand therapy
- Acute trauma
- Augmented Soft Tissue Mobilization