Our Occupational Therapists are experts at educating patients and their family members on how to use adaptive equipment. Adaptive equipment, or adaptive devices are designed to improve or maintain someone’s functional participation in daily living activities. Our expert OTs can help train patients on these and many more adaptive equipment items:
Dressing
- Button hook
- Dressing stick
- Shoehorn
- Reacher/Grabber
- Sock aid
Toileting
- Raised toilet seat
- Toilet aid
- 3-in-1 commode
Showering/Bathing
- Grab bars
- Non-slip mats
- Removable showerheads
- Shower chairs
- Tub Benches
- Long-handled sponge
- Soap dispensers
- Tub clamp rail
- Leg lifter
Hygiene
- Toothpaste dispensers
- Elongated sink faucets
- Built-up toothbrushes
- Adaptive hairbrushes
Self-feeding
- Universal cuff
- Built-up silverware
- Weighted silverware
- Nosey cups
- Plate guards
- Can openers
- Jar openers
- Knob turners
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I have been employed by Phoenix for over 20 years as a Clinic Director. This career path has given me opportunities I would not have seen with any other employer, including advancement, continuing education and program development. In addition, Phoenix provides an efficient framework for operations with support for billing and compliance. As a result, I can operate my clinic as if it were my own with the stability and compliance that would be challenging as a sole proprietor.
Flexible scheduling allows for social distancing
Regular cleaning and sanitation of all clinic surfaces
Facemasks must be worn by all Phoenix staff and are recommended for all patients
Screening questionnaire and temperature checks prior to entering clinics
6 feet of social distancing throughout the clinics