St. Peter's Hospital ~ Services - Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation

Occuptational Therapy

Occupational Therapists work to maximize your ability to conduct daily activities. Whether you have challenges due to a stroke, a job-related injury, hand surgery, age-related disorder or developmental delays, an Occupational Therapist can evaluate and develop a treatment plan to meet your individual needs.

Who may benefit from Occupational Therapy?

Adults and Children who need:

Adaptations and compensatory training for daily tasks
Sensory integration
Pediatric developmental training
Arthritis management
Hand and upper extremity rehabilitation and splinting
Stroke, brain injury, neurological rehabilitation
Psychosocial and life skills retraining
Handwriting and fine motor skills retraining
Functional cognitive retraining
Self-care retraining
Work site evaluations
Wheelchair fitting
Driving evaluations

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