Rehabilitation

Occupational Therapy in Miami: Getting Back to Daily Life

Practical, function-first therapy focused on the activities that make up your day — dressing, cooking, working, caring for family and living independently.

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Why patients come to us for occupational therapy

Goals that are yours

Built around the daily tasks you want back, not a generic checklist.

Adaptation where needed

Strategies, equipment and environment changes that restore independence.

Caregivers included

Family can join sessions, so support at home stays consistent.

What we offer

Occupational Therapy services

Every plan is individualised. These are the components that most commonly form part of it.

  • Activities of daily living (ADL) retraining
  • Fine motor and upper-extremity rehabilitation
  • Instrumental ADL training (cooking, shopping, medication management)
  • Adaptive equipment assessment and training
  • Home safety and fall-risk evaluation
  • Cognitive and perceptual rehabilitation
  • Energy conservation and work simplification
  • Hand and wrist rehabilitation
  • Return-to-work preparation
  • Caregiver education and training

Not sure if this is right for you?

You do not need to diagnose yourself first. Tell us what is going on and we will route you.

Call (786) 332-4330

Language

This service is delivered in English and Spanish.

Clinical focus

Conditions we commonly help manage

Linked conditions have their own page. The rest we also see.

  • Stroke Recovery
  • Hand & Wrist Injuries
  • Post-Surgical Independence
  • Arthritis & Joint Pain
  • Neurological Conditions
  • Cognitive Changes
  • Work-Related Injury
  • Age-Related Functional Decline

Areas of clinical focus, not a claim about outcomes. Suitability is decided by assessment.

What to expect

Your occupational therapy journey

A clear sequence, so you know what happens and when.

Functional assessment

We look at how you actually perform daily tasks, then identify where the barrier sits — strength, range, coordination, cognition or environment.

Skill-building sessions

Sessions practise real activities with graded difficulty, plus any adaptive techniques or equipment you need.

Home and work carry-over

You leave each session with specific practice, and we coordinate with your therapist and physician on shared goals.

Insurance

Coverage for occupational therapy

Commercial, Medicare and Medicaid. Coverage depends on your plan, eligibility and medical necessity.

Plans may vary by service and eligibility. Contact us to verify coverage.

How coverage is decided

  • Whether the service is covered under your plan
  • Whether prior authorisation is required
  • Your eligibility and network restrictions
  • Medical necessity criteria
  • Your deductible, copay or coinsurance

Final determinations are always made by your insurer.

Questions

Occupational Therapy — frequently asked questions

Request a Occupational Therapy appointment

Call us and speak to a person. We confirm your appointment, your location and what to bring.