Therapeutic Solutions OT

Occupational Therapy to help you recover safely, prevent injury, and stay independent at home.

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Who we are

At Therapeutic Solutions OT, our clinicians use years of experience in diverse settings, from hospitals to homes, to address your specific needs.

They prioritize both prevention and recovery – restoring strength, improving safety, assessing home environments, and decreasing fall risk.

How it works

Getting started is simple – here’s what to expect when you work with us.

Step 1

Start with a free consultation

Connect with us by phone, email, or through our contact form. We’ll follow up for a complimentary phone consultation to learn about your goals, and explore how we can best support you or your loved one.

Step 2

We complete an assessment

Our clinicians come directly to your home throughout New York City & surrounding areas for personalized assessment and care. Virtual appointments are also available when preferred.

Step 3

Get your personalized plan

You’ll receive a clear, step-by-step home safety plan with recommended equipment and practical solutions tailored to your space.

Step 4

We provide ongoing support

If you would like continued help, we stay connected to make sure changes stick and your home continues to meet your needs.

Our Services

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Home Safety and Caregiver Support

A safer home starts with understanding how you or your loved one actually lives in it. Our clinicians come directly to your home to identify potential safety concerns and provide thoughtful, personalized recommendations designed to support independence and prevent injury.

We can help with:

  • Personalized home safety assessments to identify potential fall and injury risks

  • Home and equipment recommendations tailored to your space, routines, and needs

  • Caregiver education and training to make everyday mobility, routines and activities safer and easier

  • Proactive planning to help you or your loved one remain safely at home as needs change

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Neurological Support & Independence

Living with a neurological condition can bring changing needs over time. Our clinicians provide proactive, personalized support for individuals with stroke, brain injury, Parkinson’s disease, and other neurological conditions, with a focus on maintaining independence, promoting safety, and anticipating challenges before they interfere with everyday life.

Support may include:

  • Cognitive rehabilitation strategies for changes in memory, attention, organization, and problem-solving

  • Movement retraining to improve coordination and functional use during meaningful activities

  • Upper-extremity rehabilitation to support use of the arm and hand

  • Positioning and joint-protection strategies to help prevent pain, injury, and secondary complications

  • Strategies for muscle tightness and changes in movement that interfere with function

  • Caregiver education to reinforce safe, effective strategies between visits

Our focus extends beyond recovery alone - we also help anticipate challenges, reduce preventable complications, and preserve function over time.

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Vision & Functional Performance

Vision affects how we read, navigate our surroundings, locate objects, and interact with the world around us. Following a neurological event, injury, or change in vision, our clinicians address how visual changes are affecting real-life performance and develop strategies to make everyday environments more manageable.

We can address:

  • Visual scanning and attention following stroke or brain injury

  • Visual neglect and difficulty recognizing one side of the environment

  • Double vision, visual fatigue, and other visual challenges that interfere with activity

  • Reading and locating objects during everyday tasks

  • Low vision and age-related visual changes

  • Environmental adaptations including lighting, contrast, organization, and visual cues

By addressing visual challenges early, we can help reduce avoidable errors, falls, and frustration while supporting greater confidence in everyday activities.

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Positioning and Support

Thoughtful positioning and supportive equipment can make everyday activities more comfortable while helping protect the skin, joints, and upper extremities. Our clinicians provide personalized recommendations based on how you or your loved one moves, rests, and spends time throughout the day.

Support may include:

  • Personalized positioning recommendations for greater comfort and support throughout the day

  • Guidance on supportive equipment based on individual needs and routines

  • Proactive strategies to reduce pressure and protect skin and vulnerable areas

  • Home setup recommendations to support comfortable positioning during everyday activities

  • Client and caregiver education for safe, consistent positioning at home

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Cartoon illustration of a person with a yellow jacket and blue shirt standing next to a black pole.

Everyday Independence

When everyday routines become more difficult, small changes can make a meaningful difference. We provide personalized strategies to help you or your loved one move through the day more safely, comfortably, and independently.

Support may include:

  • Getting in and out of bed, chairs, and other surfaces safely

  • Dressing, bathing, grooming, and toileting

  • Moving safely throughout the home and community

  • Medication organization and daily routines

  • Adapting everyday activities following surgery, injury, or a change in mobility

  • Recommendations for adaptive equipment and home modifications to make daily life easier and safer

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Cartoon illustration of a person sitting on a toilet.

Fall Prevention & Mobility

Fall prevention starts before a fall happens. We take a proactive, individualized approach to understanding how you move through your home and community, identifying the factors that may place you at risk and addressing them before they compromise your independence.

Our approach may include:

  • Individualized fall-risk assessment based on mobility, routines, and environment

  • Balance, strength, and functional mobility training tailored to everyday activities

  • Personalized movement strategies for stairs, uneven surfaces, bathrooms, and community mobility

  • Home and equipment recommendations to reduce environmental risks

  • Customized home programs to maintain strength, mobility, and progress between visits

  • Proactive reassessment as abilities, environments, or needs change

Our goal is not simply to respond to falls, but to help prevent them while preserving confidence, mobility, and independence.

FAQs

Have questions about our services, locations, or what to expect?

Browse our FAQs or reach out to learn more.

When you’re ready, connect with us for a complimentary phone consultation to discuss your needs and explore how we can best support you.

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  • Every client’s needs are different. Some clients benefit from just 1–2 visits focused on home safety, personalized recommendations, or caregiver training. Others choose ongoing support to address changing needs, build on progress, and promote continued independence at home.

  • Sessions are typically one hour, though care is never one-size-fits-all. We tailor the length and pace of each visit to your individual needs, goals, and preferences.

  • We bring occupational therapy directly to you. Our clinicians provide in-home services throughout New York City and surrounding areas, allowing care to take place in the comfort and context of your own home. Virtual appointments are also available for those who prefer the flexibility of remote support.

  • Our clinicians bring advanced training and certifications across home safety, neurological rehabilitation, stroke recovery, brain injury, and Parkinson’s care. Our team’s credentials include:

    CLIPP: Certified Living in Place Professional — specialized training in home safety, accessibility, and living-in-place design

    CBIS: Certified Brain Injury Specialist — advanced training in brain injury care, recovery, and supporting individuals with cognitive, physical, and behavioral changes

    CSRS: Certified Stroke Rehabilitation Specialist — advanced training in evidence-based stroke rehabilitation and strategies to support functional recovery and independence

    LSVT BIG: Specialized training in an evidence-based treatment approach designed to improve movement and function for individuals with Parkinson’s disease and other neurological conditions

  • We are a private-pay practice, allowing us to provide highly personalized care with greater flexibility in how, where, and when we support our clients. We do not participate with insurance at this time.

  • We’d be happy to hear from you. Connect with us by phone, email (Hello@TherapeuticSolutionsOT.com), or through our contact form, and a member of our team will personally follow up to learn more about your needs and answer any questions.

Meet the Team

  • A woman with long curly hair, wearing glasses, smiling, and resting her chin on her hand, seated at a table with a glass in front of her.

    Brogan

    Occupational Therapist

    MS, OTR/L | CBIS | CLIPP | CSRS

  • A smiling woman with long blonde hair wearing a red top, taking a selfie against a white background.

    Dana

    Occupational Therapist

    MS, OTR/L | MSEd

  • Young woman with long dark hair smiling, wearing a patterned blouse, against a white background.

    Allison

    Occupational Therapist

    MS, OTR/L | LSVT-BIG | CSRS

  • A young woman with long dark hair smiling at the camera, wearing a gray shirt, against a plain white background.

    Kate

    Occupational Therapist

    MS, OTR/L | CLIPP | CBIS

How We Support Hospitals, Clinics & Care Teams

Physician & Clinic Referrals

Refer patients who may benefit from:

  • Home safety and fall risk assessment

  • Adaptive equipment recommendations

  • Skilled OT services to support functional recovery at home

Education and Training

We offer caregiver and home-health aide trainings focused on:

  • Fall-prevention

  • Safety at home

  • Teaching strategies to support functional recovery

We also offer staff in-service trainings with topics tailored to clinic needs (e.g., home assessment guides, stroke recovery interventions)

Program Development

We help organizations build or enhance fall-prevention and aging-in-place programs

We partner to strengthen care pathways that improve home safety and functional recovery outcomes.

We support long-term system-level improvements that benefit both patients and providers.

Let’s Collaborate!

If you’re a physician, therapist, clinic, or healthcare organization committed to improving patient recovery and safe transition of care, we’d love to collaborate.

Get in Touch!

Have questions or want to see if our services are the right fit?

Reach out and we’ll set up a free phone consultation to learn more about your needs and how we can help!

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