Home health service
Occupational Therapy
Occupational therapy helps patients with the everyday activities that matter to them, and with doing them as safely and independently as possible at home.
Who may benefit
- Patients with decreased mobility or function
- Patients with stroke or other neurological conditions
- Patients experiencing functional or cognitive decline
What is occupational therapy?
Occupational therapy helps patients with the everyday activities that matter to them, and with doing them as safely and independently as possible at home.
Who may benefit
- Patients with decreased mobility or function
- Patients with stroke or other neurological conditions
- Patients experiencing functional or cognitive decline
What your clinician may provide
- Evaluation of daily activities and abilities
- Training and strategies that support independence
- Guidance for patients and caregivers
How care is coordinated with the physician
Care follows the patient’s individualized plan of care and the orders of the patient’s physician or other qualified healthcare provider. The therapist coordinates with the physician and the rest of the care team.
How to request an evaluation
Call our office at 281-925-7621 or use our short contact form, and a member of our team will follow up during regular business hours. Referring providers can send a referral directly.
Home health care is prescribed by a qualified healthcare provider and is based on each patient’s clinical needs, eligibility, and individualized plan of care. Eligibility, visit frequency, coverage, and results vary and cannot be guaranteed.