No. We provide high-quality outpatient therapy services delivered conveniently in your home. Our services are not classified as home health and therefore do not follow the same regulations or requirements.

If you are currently receiving home health services, you must be discharged from home health before beginning care with us.

We accept Medicare Part B for qualifying therapy services. For clients without Medicare, we offer private pay options. We can also provide superbills upon request.

Yes, It’s best to have a referral from your physician before starting therapy.

Occupational therapists (OTs) help people develop, recover, or maintain the skills they need for daily life, also known as “occupations.” These can include self-care, home management, work, school, and leisure activities.

OTs take a client-centered approach, addressing not just physical limitations, but also cognitive, sensory, and environmental factors that may affect function and independence.

We are also trained to assess your home environment and recommend practical modifications to improve safety, accessibility, and comfort, from reducing fall risks to suggesting adaptive equipment or layout changes that support your unique needs and goals.

Yes! Our occupational therapist is trained in assessing and recommending home safety modifications, adaptive equipment, and fall prevention strategies tailored to your space and needs.