Occupational Therapy

At Logan Health our occupational therapists help people of all ages with day-to-day activities (occupations).

If you or someone you know has difficulty with everyday activities, occupational therapy may be prescribed by a family practitioner to help a person get back on track and do the things that they want to do.

Our Occupation Therapy Services

Occupational therapists evaluate and treat patients with:

Orthopedic conditions
Postoperative rehabilitation
Prosthetic fabrication after surgery or injury (hand splints)
Cumulative trauma and repetitive motion injuries
Work injuries
Hand dexterity problems
Hand, elbow and wrist injuries
Neurological rehabilitation needs (post-stroke, head injury, multiple sclerosis, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis)
SaeboFlex (hand splint to assist with grasp and release post-stroke)
Arthritis
Spinal cord injuries
Home safety issues
Visual perceptual disorders
Community re-entry issues
Driver safety issues and driver education needs

Pediatric Occupational Therapy

Pediatric occupational therapists evaluate and treat patients with:

Self-care skills, including feeding, dressing and grooming
Hand strengthening and coordination skills required for activities, such as cutting with scissors, coloring, writing, buttoning, using feeding utensils, etc.
Sensory motor processing and integration
Upper extremity (shoulder, arm and hand) splinting
Recommendation, training and use of adaptive equipment
Neurodevelopmental treatment
Visual motor and handwriting skills