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Occupational Therapy

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Rebuilding Strength & Function with SAGE

At Sage, our occupational therapy services help patients regain skills after an illness, injury, or surgery. Whether a patient is recovering from a stroke, traumatic injury, or surgery, we focus on rehabilitation to resume essential daily tasks such as dressing, bathing, cooking, and returning to work. Our occupational therapists assess each patient’s needs and create treatment plans that focus on improving physical strength, fine motor skills, and cognitive function, so that they may return to their everyday activities with confidence.

Using a combination of therapeutic exercises and specialized techniques, our occupational therapy program promotes greater independence and improves their quality of life. Recovery is about more than just physical health, which is why our team also focuses on helping patients adjust to changes in their abilities, offering strategies and tools to manage new challenges. At Sage, our goal is to empower each patient to achieve their fullest potential, restoring their ability to live confidently and independently in their daily lives.

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Who can benefit from occupational therapy?

Patients recovering from stroke, surgery, traumatic injury, or neurological conditions, as well as those with chronic illnesses or disabilities, can all benefit from occupational therapy to improve their independence and quality of life.

How is an occupational therapy plan created?

Our occupational therapists assess your individual needs, abilities, and goals to create a customized plan. This plan includes exercises, adaptive techniques, and specialized equipment to help you regain independence in daily activities.

What types of activities will I work on in occupational therapy?

Occupational therapy also focuses on improving fine motor skills, balance, strength, and cognitive abilities. You may receive therapies to assist with everyday activities like dressing, grooming, cooking, driving, and using technology.

How long will I need occupational therapy?

The length of therapy depends on your condition and progress. Some patients may require therapy for a few weeks, while others may need longer-term rehabilitation. Your occupational therapist will work with you to set realistic goals and timelines.

What is the difference between occupational therapy and physical therapy?

While physical therapy focuses on the general improvement of movement, strength, and physical function, occupational therapy focuses on helping patients perform everyday activities, improving fine motor skills, and adapting to physical or cognitive limitations.

Do I need a referral for occupational therapy?

In most cases, a referral from your physician is required to begin occupational therapy. However, you can speak with your doctor or therapist to determine if therapy is right for you. If you have any questions or need help with referrals, please contact our office directly for assistance.

Will my insurance cover occupational therapy?

Occupational therapy is typically covered by most insurance plans, but coverage can vary. We recommend checking with your insurance provider to understand your benefits and any potential out-of-pocket costs. If you have any insurance questions, please reach out to our office for more information or guidance.

Can occupational therapy help with cognitive challenges, like memory or concentration?

Yes, occupational therapy can address cognitive challenges, including memory, attention, and problem-solving. Our therapists use specialized techniques and activities to help improve both cognitive and physical functions.

How do I get started with occupational therapy at Sage?

You can get started by discussing your needs with your physician or contacting our office. Our team can assess your condition and work with you to set realistic goals and develop a therapy plan to support your recovery.