Restore Your Independence with Professional Home Health OT Services

In-home occupational therapy is available for all patients, including seniors, to help manage daily activities and maintain independent living in their environment.

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WHAT IS IT?

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Home care Occupational Therapy is a dedicated healthcare service that is wholly focused on empowering older adults to resume or improve the quality of their daily living activities. Our occupational therapist home visit program provides expert assistance in the convenience of your own home, where most everyday challenges occur, rather than in a traditional clinic-based setting.

 

Our licensed therapists focus on the essential concepts necessary to enhance your ability to perform activities of daily living – from dressing and cooking to managing medications and engaging in recreational pursuits. With the help of specialized equipment, adaptive tools, and targeted exercises, we assist you in overcoming physical, cognitive, or emotional obstacles that have prevented you from achieving independence. Every intervention used aims to increase your quality of life, whether this be training your grip strength using foam blocks or teaching you a cognitive puzzle to improve memory.

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WHO NEEDS THESE SOLUTIONS?

Our senior living occupational therapy services benefit individuals who experience:

  • Has problems with Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) such as bathing, dressing, grooming, and meal preparation.
  • Difficulty with buttons, zippers, writing, and holding small objects.
  • Relearning basic skills & adapting to mobility changes after surgery.
  • Has memory problems, inconsistent performance of everyday tasks, and mood changes.
  • Pain and stiffness affecting hands and daily function.
  • Increased risk of falls or getting lost in your own home.
  • Needing adaptation strategies and sensory changes.

WHAT DO WE OFFER?

Comprehensive
Functional
Assessment

Skill Development
and Retraining

Adaptive Solutions
and Equipment
Training

Therapeutic
Interventions

Home Modification
Recommendations

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Comprehensive
Functional
Assessment

  • Assessment of activities of daily living and environment.
  • Identification of barriers to independence.
  • Setting goals that are aligned with your priorities and values.

Our skilled services are provided by licensed occupational therapists who hold professional liability insurance and possess expertise in geriatric care.

An older Black man exercises with a red resistance band guided by a physical therapist

Skill Development
and Retraining

  • Therapeutic toys, as well as activities created for adults, focus on fine motor exercises.
  • Specialized OT exercises for seniors to strengthen hands.
  • Structured activities and games.
  • Fatigue management through energy conservation strategies.

Our skilled services are provided by licensed occupational therapists who hold professional liability insurance and possess expertise in geriatric care.

An elderly woman uses a walker assisted by a physical therapist in a therapy room

Adaptive Solutions
and Equipment
Training

  • How to use button hooks, reachers, and grip aids.
  • Velcro closures for ease in dressing.
  • Suction cups for one-hand tools.
  • Mobility aids usage and safe scooter driving.

Our skilled services are provided by licensed occupational therapists who hold professional liability insurance and possess expertise in geriatric care.

An older man exercises with a resistance band outdoors, assisted by a younger woman

Therapeutic
Interventions

  • Sensory integration using brush techniques and pressure input.
  • Balance training with peanut ball exercises.
  • Board games and coordination tasks.
  • Depression management through meaningful activity engagement.

Our skilled services are provided by licensed occupational therapists who hold professional liability insurance and possess expertise in geriatric care.

An elderly person's hand gripping a metal grab bar in a bathroom

Home Modification
Recommendations

  • Fall risk and prevention measures.
  • Bathroom and kitchen adaptations.
  • Lighting and organization improvements.
  • Essential supplies for independence.

Our skilled services are provided by licensed occupational therapists who hold professional liability insurance and possess expertise in geriatric care.

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Home Health Care in the Language
You Trust

Quality health care starts with clear communication. At Aurora Home Care, we recognize that every patient deserves to feel heard and understood. That’s why our multilingual team is committed to providing compassionate home health care in a language that makes you feel comfortable and secure.

We offer care in a variety of languages, ensuring seamless communication and a stress-free experience for you and your loved ones. Our team speaks:

No matter your language or cultural background, we are here to provide the personalized support and medical care you need—delivered with professionalism, empathy, and respect.

MEET OUR TEAM

HOW IT WORKS

A physical therapist shows a tablet to an older woman on a treatment table Step 1
Initial Consultation
Contact Aurora at Home to discuss your needs and schedule a comprehensive assessment. We are happy to address your questions and confirm your insurance benefits.
In-Home Evaluation Step 2
In-Home Evaluation
A licensed occupational therapist comes to evaluate your capabilities with everyday tasks and how you use your home. We test everything from fine motor skills to cognitive function and emotional health.
A physical therapist assists an older man with a dumbbell exercise Step 3
Customized Treatment Plan
After a careful evaluation, we create a plan tailored to your specific needs for working toward your goals, such as cooking and carrying a pot or pan, individualized medication management, or participating in leisure activities with safety.
Step 4
Regular Therapy Sessions
Your therapist carries all the equipment and supplies needed to support rich, meaningful sessions. We work with you on real-world skills in your own home, so that the techniques you learn translate directly into your daily life.
Ongoing Progress Evaluation Step 5
Progress Monitoring and Adjustment
We assess and monitor your progress, scaling back interventions as you learn new skills and gain confidence. Family education and support are interwoven into the entire process.

Frequently Asked Questions

While PT mainly deals with motion, strength, and pain management, OT focuses on independent function in activities of daily living. Occupational therapists assist you in becoming independent (or as independent as possible) in daily living and working. We don't just treat physical components, but also cognitive, sensory, and psychological aspects of your body, which enables you to perform the activities you value.
Medicare covers occupational therapy services when they're medically necessary and your doctor prescribes them. Private insurance plans often cover screening as well. We process your insurance benefits and ensure that you are informed of any applicable co-pays or deductibles before treatment. We handle all the billing paperwork on our end to streamline the process for you.
The best tools may vary for your unique set of challenges. Some commonly used products include jar openers to assist with a weak grip, sock aids for limited flexibility, weighted utensils for tremors, and grab bars, a bathroom safety essential. During an assessment, your therapist will recommend items that are best suited for you and will also teach you how to use them correctly. We develop straightforward, practical solutions that enhance people's day-to-day lives.
Providing cognitive support is one of the most crucial aspects of occupational therapy. We employ structured activities, memory aids, and compensatory strategies to manage these cognitive changes. It could mean developing lists, structuring medications, implementing reminders, and even playing targeted brain games or puzzles to help keep the mind sharp.
The duration of treatment is based on the needs and goals. It can take up to 4-6 weeks for some clients to achieve what they came in seeking, and sometimes continued support is required over an extended period. Patients can expect to receive 2-3 visits weekly initially, tapering down as their independence increases. During evaluation, your therapist will provide you with realistic timelines and help you celebrate every little milestone as you work towards your goals.
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AURORA IS HERE FOR YOU IN YOUR TIME OF NEED

At Aurora Home Care, Bringing Love Home is more than just words; it is our way of caring and treating our clients.

If you have any questions regarding our services, please call us any time

215-354-4444

Philadelphia

610-375-1800

Reading

717-200-1414

Lancaster

Our team is available to answer your questions 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

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