Occupational Therapists can work with a wide variety of patients. Ranging from pediatric to geriatric population.

Occupational therapy is an occupation-driven therapy to help restore, modify, adapt, and/or establish roles and skills to gain max level of independence in an individual’s life to improve overall quality of life. Occupational therapist can work with individuals to improve general strength, assess fine and gross motor abilities, cognition, general developmental delay, chronic diseases or pain, workplace safety and ergonomic, and so much more! Occupational therapists use interventions of everyday activities/occupations to promote health, well-being, and the ability to participate in meaningful tasks in your life.

Occupational therapists and occupational therapy assistants are licensed professionals who provide services to all ages in various settings: home, communities, schools, nursing homes, hospitals, or outpatient services. Occupational therapists can also provide consultation regarding health information technology, education, health promotion programs, driving and community mobility, and more.