Available Services

Occupational Therapy

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​Some people are unsure of what occupational therapy is and what role it has in our medical model. Occupational therapy is a holistic therapy that focuses on the person, the activities one wants/enjoys/needs to do, and the environment in which these activities occur (home/school/daycare/grocery store/community). In other words, we help our clients restore/develop functional skills and find adaptations or modifications to the activities that"occupy" their day whether it be dressing, toileting, playing with peers, cooking a meal, going to the grocery store, returning to work, sleeping, or remembering to take medication, for example. We also work to restore/develop underlying skills needed to participate in our daily lives including restoring/developing motor and visual skills, social-emotional skills, self-regulation, and more!

 

Our occupational therapists believe that all people deserve high-quality, client-centered, and environmentally-relevant occupational therapy services that support their ability to do valued everyday life activities, which is why we pride ourselves in providing our services in a natural environment such as at home or in preschools, for example.

 

We advocate for our clients who are experiencing disability and use evidence-based, reflective practices to support our clients with optimizing their health and wellness, quality of life, and ability to participate in the activities they want and need to do in their everyday lives!

 

OTs help to support people (birth-end of life) with a variety of diagnoses and conditions. Here are a few examples:

• Developmental delays

• Gross and fine motor deficits 

• Coordination disorders including ataxia

• Visuospatial and vision deficits 

• Feeding difficulties 

• Autism Spectrum Disorder

• Sensory-Processing Disorder

• ADHD

• ODD

• Brachial plexus disorders

• Hemiplegia

• Paraplegia 

• Parkinson's

• Traumatic brain injuries 

• Spinal cord injuries 

• Dementia 

• Multiple Sclerosis 

• Depression

• Anxiety

• Limited mobility 

• Obesity 

• Cardiac conditions 

• Burns

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physical Therapy

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Our physical therapists are movement experts who help patients improve mobility and reduce pain through hands-on care, patient education, and prescribed exercises. As licensed medical professionals, our physical therapists evaluate each patient and develop customized treatment plans to help them regain strength, balance, and coordination after injury, surgery, or due to chronic conditions like arthritis. Our physical therapists empower patients to take control of their health and wellness through education on proper movement, home exercise programs, and strategies to prevent future injury. They also help our clients overcome barriers to physical activity and will work together with you to help you achieve your goals. 

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While therapies like medications or surgery play an important role in healthcare, physical therapy offers a more natural, holistic approach to recovery and prevention. As the population ages and faces more chronic health conditions, the need for physical therapy services will continue to grow. With expertise in restoring movement and function, our physical therapists are well-positioned to help meet this demand and improve quality of life for countless patients. 

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Common diagnoses we work with as PTs: 

• Orthopedic 

  • Low back pain 

  • Tendonopathies 

  • Rotator cuff tear

  • ACL tear 

  • Total joint replacement 

  • Osteoarthritis 

• Neurologic 

  • Stroke

  • Parkinson’s disease

  • Multiple sclerosis 

  • Traumatic brain injury 

  • Spinal cord injury 

• Other

  • Fall prevention

  • Pelvic floor dysfunction 

  • Vestibular therapy (benign paroxysmal positional vertigo, Meniere’s disease, post-concussion syndrome, migraine-associated vertigo) 

  • cardiac/pulmonary (COPD, asthma, cystic fibrosis, pneumonia, coronary artery disease, heart failure, post cardiac surgery, pulmonary hypertension)

  • Diabetes

  • Developmental disabilities 

  • Wound care 

  • orthotics/prosthetics/assistive devices 

  • Cancer rehabilitation

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Speech Therapy

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Our speech-language pathologists, or speech therapists, provide holistic, whole-family therapy and support for a variety of communication needs.  We provide extensive, innovative speech therapy for kids and adults with a variety of disorders. We work as a multi-disciplinary team, collaborating with patients, families, and physicians throughout the rehabilitation process to facilitate improved functional outcomes and optimal patient care.  We have a passion of working with both children and adults with long-term and congenital disorders as well as neurological dysfunction.

 

Therapy is goal-oriented and client-centered; we work with you to create goals that are relevant and applicable to you and your family’s day-to-day life. 

 

There are a number of speech therapy techniques that your speech-language pathologist may use to treat your condition and offer you support. Treatment varies significantly for each person, depending on the type of speech disorder they have. Your speech pathologist will develop a detailed plan of care specific to you or your loved one’s needs.

 

Speech therapy offers a number of benefits, including:

• Improved self-esteem.

• Increased independence.

• Improved ability to comprehend and express ideas, thoughts and feelings.

• School readiness for young children.

• Enhanced vocal quality.

• Early language skills.

• Better swallowing function.

• Improved quality of life.