Imagine receiving expert therapy services without having to travel to a facility or hospital. That’s just one of the benefits of in-home therapy services.

In-Home Physical Therapy

You may require physical therapy if you’re recovering from an illness, injury or surgery. Physical therapy is designed to help ease pain, strengthen muscles, improve mobility and boost range of motion.

Physical therapy exercises help you walk, bend, reach, grasp, stand and sit. Your physical therapist could implement techniques including aerobic exercises and stretching. They can also train you to use a cane, walker or prosthesis.

Benefits of In-Home Physical Therapy

• A custom therapy schedule
• Individual attention from a certified physical therapist
• Eliminate the need for transportation
• Increased muscle strength and mobility
• Better quality of life and independence
• Pain management
• Shorter recovery time

Who Should Use In-Home Physical Therapy?

You could benefit from in-home therapy if you:

• Experienced a stroke, heart attack or physical injury
• Have a neuromuscular condition such as Parkinson’s or multiple sclerosis
• Have a condition that causes acute or severe pain or discomfort
• Lack transportation facility
• Want the privacy of a one-on-one session
• Struggle with mobility

In-Home Occupational Therapy

Occupational therapy helps you adapt to physical and mental changes so you can complete activities of daily living (ADL).

You could receive therapy to handle ADLs such as eating, bathing and dressing. Depending on your condition, you may need to relearn or learn an alternate way to complete chores and participate in leisure activities.

Benefits of In-Home Occupational Therapy

• Personalized evaluations to establish goals
• Relearn skills associated with completing daily activities
• Establish new routines to regain or enhance physical capabilities
• Regain strength
• Boost your confidence
• Improve safety
• Education for family, friends and caregivers

Who Should Use In-Home Occupational Therapy?

Consider occupational therapy if you:

• Have an illness or injury that affects your ability to complete ADLs
• Live with a chronic disease
• Experienced a change in your cognition, including memory loss, dementia or Alzheimer’s
• Have a prosthesis
• Suffered a stroke, traumatic brain injury or paralysis

In-Home Speech Therapy

Speech therapy addresses obstacles that affect talking and swallowing. A speech therapist focuses on articulation to help you speak clearly, especially if you have a structural impairment or paralysis that impacts your mouth movement. Various exercises also focus on problem-solving, memory and conversational tactics

Benefits of In-Home Speech Therapy

• Improve articulation and pronunciation
• Strengthen verbal and nonverbal communication
• Reduce stress associated with socializing
• Personalized attention from a dedicated speech therapist
• The convenience and privacy of receiving therapy in your home
• Better self-esteem
• Easier swallowing
• Continuous assessment and program adjustments as needed

Who Should Use In-Home Speech Therapy?

Speech therapy can be beneficial if you:

• Suffered a stroke or brain injury
• Have oral cancer
• Have structural abnormalities in your mouth, throat or face
• Sustained a facial or head injury
• Developed a swallowing issue as a result of dementia or Alzheimer’s
• Struggle to form or produce words and word sounds

In-Home Therapy from Ohioans Home Healthcare

At Ohioans, we bring healthcare to you. We offer physical, occupational and speech therapies to provide you with the supervised treatment you need to improve your quality of life. Each assessment and care plan is designed to address your unique circumstances and help you reach your wellness goals.

Call 855.600.0806 or contact us online to learn more about our in-home therapy services.