The goal of occupational therapy is to enable individuals to live as independently and fully as possible. Therapists assess a person's abilities and challenges, and then work collaboratively with them to develop strategies, adapt environments, provide therapeutic activities, and recommend equipment that can help improve their ability to perform daily tasks, such as self-care, work, and leisure activities.

Overall, occupational therapy aims to enhance quality of life and promote health and well-being through personalized interventions that focus on each person's unique needs and goals.

OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY SERVICES BY MONTERA SOLUTIONS:

• Personalized Evaluations: Our therapists conduct comprehensive assessments to understand your needs, abilities, and goals, creating customized treatment plans.
• Home Safety Assessments: We evaluate your home for fall risks and provide recommendations to improve safety and accessibility.
• Adaptive Equipment Recommendations: We suggest and train you on the use of adaptive equipment like shower chairs, grab bars, and reaches to aid daily activities.
• Medication Management: Our team offers strategies to help you adhere to your medication regimen effectively.
• Family and Caregiver Education: We educate family members and caregivers on disease management and support strategies.
• Therapeutic Exercises: We design exercises and activities to enhance the skills needed for daily living tasks.
• Energy Conservation Techniques: We teach techniques for conserving energy and protecting joints during home activities.
• Stress and Anxiety Management: We offer strategies to manage stress, anxiety, poor vision, and other challenges.
• Leisure and Social Activities: Our therapists provide practical suggestions for leisure activities, social interaction, meal planning, and alternative ways to complete tasks.
• Compensation Techniques: We identify ways to compensate for deficits, such as low vision or decreased fine motor skills, and teach new methods for tasks like manipulating pills and containers.
• Coordination Training: Our activities aim to improve self-feeding, grooming, and dressing skills.

OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY ACTIVITIES BY DIAGNOSIS

• Diabetes: Blood Sugar Disorders
• Heart Failure: Cardiac Insufficiency
• COPD: Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
• Stroke: Cerebrovascular Accident
• Conditions Affecting Bones and Joints: Musculoskeletal Disorders
• Arthritis: Joint Inflammation
• Mental Health Conditions: Psychological Disorders
• Dementia and Alzheimer's Disease: Cognitive Impairment
• Wounds: Injuries
• Joint Replacement: Arthroplasty
• Multiple Sclerosis: MS
• Cerebral Palsy: CP
• Parkinson's Disease: PD