Conquer Limitations After Joint Replacement

A simple task like getting out of bed or bathing may seem impossible if you have physical limitations after having a joint replacement. But you don’t have to give up or limit your independence.

You or your loved one might feel stressed and helpless, as they need to overcome a variety of challenges. We provide treatment plans that allow patients to do things they want to do safely and successfully. With these tools, you or your loved ones will overcome their limitations or create effective alternatives.

Maintain Mental Health

Occupational therapy helps patients with physical, mental, and emotional wellness. When older adults and other medically frail individuals feel they can no longer accomplish daily tasks without assistance, our therapists work with them to help them understand that while their bodies may change, they can still lead independent and fulfilling lives.

Family Care Services has a variety of relaxing activities and techniques that are designed to reduce stress in your loved one’s life. Cognitive wellness is also promoted by providing activities like memory games and crossword puzzles.

Determining the Right Therapy for You

Family Care Services helps your family member stay independent and healthy by evaluating their needs and suggesting the treatments that will help them stay healthy. Although our occupational therapy and physical therapy programs share a number of similarities, there are a few distinctions that set them apart.

An occupational therapist works with clients to improve their ability to perform the activities of daily living as independently as possible. Sometimes, this means assisting patients with mobility aids, other times it means teaching them to use their own. 

Family Care Services can help your loved one maintain or strengthen their fine motor skills, which are the small movements you make with your upper body. Fine motor skills include things like eating, brushing your teeth, cutting food, dressing, and using a phone.

Physical therapy is all about helping patients regain strength and improve their ability to move without pain. Our caregivers are experts in movement and help enhance patients’ quality of life through education and exercise programs. We focus on restoring the coordination of large body parts like the arms and legs and promoting physical capability and independence while striving to prevent re-injury.