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Occupational Therapy

If you’ve been injured at work or home and are unable to return to your normal activities, our occupational therapists can help you get back on track. They will teach you the skills you need – whether restoring functions in your hands or arms or relearning daily tasks, such as getting dressed or preparing meals.

Who are Occupational Therapists?
Occupational therapists are licensed professionals who design programs to help you improve your ability to perform daily tasks in your living and working environments. Programs are developed after a thorough evaluation of your skills in activities for home and work and may include training in the use of special equipment and assistive devices.

Occupational Therapy Services

• Hand rehabilitation and splint fabrication by certified therapists
• Education on conserving energy so you can do more
• Activities of daily living evaluation and training

For more information, please contact Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at 215-453-4477.