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Preserve me from the occupational therapist, God. She means well, but I’m too busy to make baskets. I want to relive a day in July when Sam and I went berryi...

Quick Disclaimer and then on to the good stuff:As always, surgeon’s protocol should be the gospel. They have the ability to look at the chest x-ray and see h...

You should not be alarmed BUT you should be informed. As Occupational Therapists it is our job to encourage family members to be advocates for their loved on...

Guest Blogger Stephanie Hall, M.S., OTR/L, ITFS: Cortical Visual Impairment (CVI) I have been an occupational therapist for 10 years. It’s hard to admit when...

You can find the flashcards in their original form on my INSTAGRAM. I will place additional information each week pertaining to our Flashcard Series: Functio...

This article will present two sides and SPOILER – no solid conclusion! Don’t worry, it’s very informative and worth the read! Point of Service Documentation ...

The federal government and many private health care organizations track health care providers using an NPI number. The number is “information free”; it is no...

In the world of $50 copays, Medicare and Medicaid uncertainty, and busy schedules, as OT we need to show our patients the value of skilled therapy. We need t...

Shoulder subacromial impingement syndrome is a common syndrome seen in adults. It occurs as a result of repetitive compression or  impingement” of the should...

Technology is only as valuable as the one using it. Keeping up with the latest technology can help you daily by helping you organize, plan, communicate and t...