Outpatient Occupational Therapy (OT)

What is Outpatient Occupational Therapy?

Outpatient occupational therapy refers to therapy services provided to individuals who do not require overnight hospitalization or residential care. Instead, patients visit a clinic or therapy center for scheduled appointments to receive treatment and rehabilitation services. UR Medicine's outpatient occupational therapy aims to help individuals improve their ability to perform daily activities and tasks, regain independence, and enhance overall quality of life. This type of therapy may be recommended for a variety of conditions, such as injuries, surgeries, neurological disorders, developmental delays, or chronic illnesses. Our treatment plans are tailored to the specific needs and goals of each patient, and may include activities to improve mobility, strength, coordination, cognition, and self-care skills.

UR Medicine's Approach

Occupational therapy is more than restoring lost function. Whether you need to improve your muscle function, your ability to remain independent, or your sense of well-being, our occupational therapists can help you return to your daily routine at home and at work.

We treat a wide-range of conditions including:

Amputations
Arthritis/Fibromyalgia
Brachial Plexus Injuries
Burns
Carpal Tunnel
Developmental Disabilities
Fractures and Sprains
Hand Therapy
Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis
Low Vision
Lymphedema
Multiple Sclerosis
Office Ergonomics
Parkinson Disease
Spasticity
Spinal Cord Injuries
Stroke
Tendonitis

Exceeding Patient Expectations

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What Sets Us Apart?

Our outpatient occupational therapists provide comprehensive evaluation and treatment to address deficits that impact one's everyday function. This includes deficits related to vision, cognition, motor planning, strength, range of motion of the upper extremity, perception, sensation, and dexterity.