Occupational Therapy

School Districts/Home Health

Occupational Therapy in Homes

Home-based therapy allows therapists to tailor treatments in ways not possible in clinical or school environments. Occupational Therapy is provided in the child’s functional environment. Using the home environment information, therapists develop treatment plans tailored to home setting, functional goals, and family interaction.

Our pediatric OT team provides therapy for children in a nurturing environment. We strive for therapy to help those we serve to grow, learn, play and excel while receiving care in the comfort of their home. Our team of works with the family, physicians and specialists to create the best individualized plan for your child.

We work on the following skills and more!

  • Fine motor skills
  • Visual motor skills
  • Neurological disorders
  • Feeding skills/strategies
  • Sensory Integration
  • Neurodevelopmental Treatment (NDT)
  • Upper extremity strength and coordination
  • Sensory processing/perceptual skills
  • Play/socialization skills
  • Task management skills
  • Behavioral strategies
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School Therapy

Occupational therapists within the school setting are able to assess each child at any school level age and determine the appropriate Individual Educational Plan (IEP). In an assessment, the occupational therapist would evaluate handwriting skills, social skills, self- feeding skills, fine motor coordination abilities, and upper extremity strength. The therapist is able to develop a plan of care to optimize the child’s academic and non-academic success in the school setting.