Physical therapists can work with you on improving your balance, strength, posture, and movement. Physical therapists assist with pain management, transfer safety, equipment needs such as canes or walkers, and fall prevention while navigating in your home and community.

Occupational therapists can work with you on improving your ability to perform everyday tasks such as dressing, showering, eating, and household tasks like cooking and cleaning. Occupational therapists also focus on vision, reducing the risk of skin breakdown, incontinence management, and helping determine types of adaptive equipment designed to make everyday tasks possible.

Speech therapists can work with you on improving your ability to remember, problem-solve, comprehend, communicate wants and needs, and participate in meaningful interactions. Speech therapists also address swallowing and your ability to eat, drink, and consume medications safely and comfortably.