Occupational Therapy
After a health condition that affects your ability to do daily tasks, work with an occupational therapist at UNC Health Rockingham in Eden to regain your strength and independence.
What Is Occupational Therapy?
Occupational therapy helps adults build, regain, or develop skills to make performing everyday activities (bathing, dressing, etc.) easier. They also provide self-care techniques and encourage independent living at any age, including work and social activities.
Personalized Care Plans
Expect trained occupational therapists at UNC Health Rockingham to provide an individual assessment of your condition and abilities. Your occupational therapist will develop an individualized care plan that fits your needs, abilities and treatment goals.
Conditions Occupational Therapy Helps
Get evaluation, treatment, and rehabilitation for:
- Cancer-related Conditions
- Lymphedema
- Neurologic disorders, such as multiple sclerosis, Parkinson’s disease, spinal cord injury and traumatic brain injury
- Stroke
Specialized Occupational Therapy and Treatments
Seek specialty care for all ages from knowledgeable, experienced occupational therapists at UNC Health Rockingham.
If you develop lymphedema from cancer treatment, a vascular disorder or another condition, rely on our certified lymphedema therapists to provide expert services, including:
- Compression garment fitting
- Education to help you manage your condition
- Exercise
- Manual lymphatic drainage techniques
Learn more about personalized care and treatment today.
LSVT BIG Therapy
An evidence-based and individually customized therapy program focused on gross motor or BIG movements. The program is designed to help patients that have been diagnosed with Parkinson's disease "recalibrate" how they perceive their movements and complete their daily activities.
Orthopedic and Neurological Therapy
Take advantage of occupational therapies for orthopedic and neurological conditions. Find help and support to:
- Cope with physical and cognitive changes
- Participate in school and social situations
- Regain skills after surgery or an injury
Assistive Devices Support
You may need assistive devices to do everyday tasks and reduce stress on your body. Your occupational therapist will evaluate your need for these tools if needed.
