Treatment Interventions include: Gait Training Prescriptions for mobility and ambulatory aids Neurological retraining and muscular reeducation Therapeutic exercise for strength, endurance, and range of motion Edema control Balance and coordination training Physical agent modalities Prosthesis Positioning protocols Customized seating evaluations Work capacity retraining Orthotics

Occupational Therapy
Occupational therapy uses standardized testing and clinical observation with the goals of achieving a level of independence, preventing debility, and restoring and maintaining health. The role of the occupational therapist is to facilitate both a balance and optimal performance of occupational skills, self-care, work, rest, and leisure activities. Elements which affect occupational performance include: Fine and gross motor function, range of motion, strength, and coordination; Sensory-integrative function, including low vision and balance; Cognitive function (written communication, attention, problem-solving, memory); and Psychosocial function.

Treatment Interventions include:

Education energy conservation and work simplification	Training in the use of adaptive/assistive devices for activities of daily living (ADL’s)	Teaching compensatory techniques particularly for individuals with vision impairment
Fabrication of custom splints to stabilize joints, reduce pain, or prevent deformity	Health management education	Discharge setting evaluations and redesign using environmental modifications to optimize access
Sensory reeducation	Coping skills and stress management	Home management retraining

Speech-Language Pathology
The goal of Speech-Language Pathology is to help optimize speaking and eating abilities.

Treatment Interventions include:

Enhancing swallowing abilities through practice in compensatory strategies and modifying food consistencies	Improving, understanding, and enhancing expression of verbal and written language by participating in functional communication tasks	Improving cognitive communication skills (memory, problem-solving, reasoning, safety, judgment, and thought organization to promote independence
Providing post-operative intervention for laryngectomy patients to regain communication	Improving voice and speech quality through breath support, articulation and muscle strength	Helping patients maximize hearing and providing information and counseling regarding hearing loss