Activities of Daily Living (ADL) Training
This specific training helps patients regain the basic skills they need to perform daily living activities. This may include learning to dress, feed or bathe themselves again after a serious illness, injury or surgery using compensation techniques or special adaptive equipment.
Lymphedema Treatments
Chronic swelling usually occurs in an area of the body where the lymphatic system is compromised and is most often due to surgery, injury, radiation treatments or circulation problems. Ongoing treatments can help eliminate chronic swelling in the arms or legs through guided exercise, specialized massage, bandaging techniques, home programs, activity modification and education. Management of chronic/slow healing wounds of the legs is often done in conjunction with lymphedema treatment.
Modality Treatments
Therapists provide treatments to the arm or hand using heat or cold applications, electrical current or sound waves.
Home Assessments
Our therapy team evaluates a patient’s home environment and provides recommendations to improve safety and independence. This may mean adding grab bars, an elevated toilet seat or a shower bench to the home.
Pediatric/Developmental Therapy
Our therapists help children with a variety of special needs, setting goals to facilitate students’ optimum level of development and maximizing their success. Therapists work closely with school based providers to set outpatient goals to facilitate independence in home environment related to meeting sensory challenges, self care goals, and fine/gross motor play needs.
LSVT Big & Loud
Experiencing tremors, slow movements, impaired balance, and stiffness can create problems with walking and completing daily tasks. Declining vocal strength, muffled speech and difficulty swallowing can create problems with communication and eating. LSVT Big & Loud empowers individuals diagnosed with Parkinson Disease to move BIGGER and speak LOUDER.
