About
Bennett Occupational Therapy
Occupational therapists work with people to help them overcome obstacles that affect their ability to do things that are important to them in their everyday life. Bennett OT is a private practice that offers home based, clinic based, and virtual services in a timely manner. We have a great team of highly qualified individuals committed to providing you with the best comprehensive services and options available. We work collaboratively as a team throughout the process to ensure our clients' needs and goals are addressed, fostering strong relationships with our clients and using our clinical knowledge and expertise from various backgrounds to offer a broad range of skills and services. We work to our strengths in a positive environment where it is evident that we love what we do!
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The process of getting a new wheelchair can be overwhelming at best! We have highly qualified therapists who specialize in seating and mobility assessments to help make the process smoother, less complex and more efficient for you. Getting the proper evaluation and equipment trial can help improve your quality of life in so many ways, offering increased comfort, function, posture, balance and skin integrity to be able to thrive in your home and community.
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Our occupational therapists can complete home-based assessments that identify any barriers to safety and independence as well as potential areas of improvement in self-care, productivity & leisure. Recommendations to support aging in place and functioning at home will be provided. This can include adaptive equipment and/or home modifications that can help improve function, safety & accessibility.
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Dementia affects your ability to think, remember and make decisions, which can make everyday tasks challenging. Our highly qualified and experienced therapists can offer education and programs for facilities as well as individualized assessment and programs for individuals and families. A collaborative approach can help improve symptoms, increase function, safety, and independence, and empower care partners to increase their skills in working with individuals with dementia.