Occupational therapy enhances residents' overall well-being in aged care settings. Occupational therapists focus on personalised interventions, addressing physical and mental aspects to improve residents' abilities to engage in daily activities. Through techniques like joint protection and tailored exercises, occupational therapy aims to promote independence and optimise the quality of life for each resident.

Absolutely. Our residents benefit from personalised occupational therapy sessions tailored to their specific needs. Our dedicated occupational therapist assesses individual abilities, challenges, and goals, crafting unique interventions to enhance residents' independence and comfort in their daily activities within our aged care home.

Occupational therapy activities vary based on residents' needs but often include exercises to improve mobility, coordination, and cognitive functions. These activities may involve joint protection techniques and customised physical and mental health exercises. The goal is to empower residents to maintain or regain their ability to perform daily tasks and activities they enjoy.

Our occupational therapy services are integral to a holistic approach to resident care. Occupational therapists collaborate closely with other healthcare services in our facility, ensuring seamless care coordination. This collaboration helps address residents' comprehensive needs, promoting physical well-being and mental and emotional health.

Yes, we encourage family members to actively participate in the occupational therapy process. Collaborating with family members helps our occupational therapists gain valuable insights into residents' preferences, goals, and daily routines. This involvement ensures a more holistic and personalised approach to care, fostering a supportive environment for the well-being of our residents in aged care settings.