Occupational therapists adapt to a new normal with renewed creativity

During COVID-19, therapists are finding new ways to help patients despite the challenges brought on by social distancing and limited access to therapy gyms

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Occupational Therapy Tips for Home Modifications

The occupational therapy teams at skilled nursing rehab facilities in Michigan focus on balance, coordination, problem solving, pain reduction, fine motor skills and strengthening.

Restorative Therapy Results: Returning Patients to the Best of Their Abilities

When it comes to restorative therapy in skilled nursing and rehabilitation, Karl Henderson says the key ingredients are patience and repetition.

Patient CareGuest UserMarch 6, 2019skilled nursing, therapy, rehab

Here’s to Heart Health This Valentine’s Day: Young Father Returns as Primary Caregiver After Nearly a Year Recovering from a Stroke

This year’s Valentine’s Day promises to be better than last year for 38-year-old John Webster and his young family of Grand Rapids, Mich. After recovering from a massive stroke and nearly a year in rehab, John is returning home in mid-January to once again help care for his family – including two young children.

Guest UserFebruary 4, 2019stroke, american heart month, heart month, heart health, re, therapy, physical therapy, occupational therapy

SKLD post-hospital care.