Occupational Therapy Sector
Occupational therapy is one of the many paramedical treatments offered at Medical Care.
Occupational therapy is an integral part of the rehabilitation process that many patients undergo while hospitalized or in home care. It aims to improve quality of life and daily function for people of all ages dealing with physical, emotional, sensory, or cognitive challenges.
Occupational therapy at Medical Care is tailored to the individual needs of the patient, based on a comprehensive assessment. Treatment includes learning or relearning basic and complex functions, promoting independence in daily activities, working with family and caregivers, and integrating back into the community.
Treatment Goals
To enable patients to return to proper functioning and independence in all areas of life
To encourage participation and thus enhance a sense of value and meaning.
What Do the Treatments Include?
The therapy provides a variety of activities and tools, from basic and daily functions to more complex ones, in order to improve the patient’s quality of life and personal experience.
Occupational Therapy Treatments Tailored to Patients
Following an in-depth assessment of the patient.
Treatments and goals are tailored to match the patient’s condition and progress.
Our Treatment Areas
According to the needs of the patient, the treatment program may focus on a specific area or a combination of several areas:
Behavioral domain
Sensory domain
Motor domain
Cognitive domain
Environmental adaptations
Assistive equipment adaptations
Functional domain
Who are the treatments for?
Treatment is provided to all patients in the various departments. As part of occupational therapy, treatment is also tailored to patients for functional rehabilitation and occupational activities, with guidance from occupational therapists in the different wards.
