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Testimonials
“They are a very good agency, Mr. Kingsley has excellent service.”…..
MB (Dallas TX)“I’m very pleased with the services.”…….
VG (Dallas TX)“Usually if I run into problems or have questions I call and they call me right away and that's what I love about them. They check my medicines and call my doctor if needed; I really respect that”……..
DH (Garland, TX)“They were really there, and concerned for her. Earlier this year, or at the end of last year, she got really sick, and they were really attentive to what was going on with her, and to informing her family about how she was doing. They were also very informative and attentive about following up with the care that she received from her doctor. They were very concerned with her well-being.” ……
KL (Dallas, TX)1
Occupational Therapy
Occupational therapy practitioners are effective and important components of any home health agency’s patient care and administrative teams. According to the American Occupational Therapists Association, Occupational therapy practitioners, with a focus on function can help keep older adults independent and safe, reducing health care costs associated with hospitalization and institutional care.
Registered and professional occupational therapists are available to assist patients in the restoration of daily living skills and capabilities, work simplification tasks after an injury such as Stroke, Falls and Accidents or Hospitalization. The work of an occupational therapist includes:
- Health Assessment
- Body Mechanics
- Basic Skills Evaluation
- Basic Level Skills Education and Training
- Device Assistance Training
- Pain Management
- Restoring Physical Mobility
- Restoring Balance, Falls Prevention
- Strength Enhancement