Who We Serve
Gender
64%
Male
36%
Female
Age
7%
3-24 years
33%
25-39 years
41%
40-64 years
19%
65+ years
Primary Diagnosis
63%
Traumatic Brain Injury or Acquired Brain Injury
15%
Spinal Cord Injury
15%
Amputation and / or multiple trauma
7%
other Neurological or Mental Health diagnosis
Reason for Referral
21%
Evaluation and Recommendations
37%
Home Modifications Evaluation
41%
Occupational Therapy treatment
Location of Occupational Therapy
91%
Home / Community
9%
OT Clinic / Studio
Outcome Measure at Discharge
92% Yes!
Yes - Patients demonstrate functional progress at Discharge compared to Admission (as measured by individual's goal achievement)
The cumulative data on this page is of unduplicated persons served since O'Connor Occupational Therapy Services, PLLC was established in 2011 (data cumulative through March 27, 2017).
We moved!
I am excited to use the backdrop of “April is OT Month” to announce we’ve moved our studio office!
We remain in the Old Town Medical Arts Building but are now on the 3rd floor with significantly larger space to better serve our patients and families!
This moves allows us to partner to share clinical studio space with Chris Sovey, DPT, BSN, RN. Chris is launching his private practice Healthy Consumer Physical Therapy.
Chris’s background in nursing and practice in pain management and DNS (dynamic neuromuscular stabilization) and his commitment to quality rehabilitation are all reasons I am excited about the potential to collaborate for those we serve at O’Connor Occupational Therapy Services PLLC!
Please check back to our website – as an Open House will be scheduled.
Chris’s website is http://healthyconsumerpt.com/
"Sláinte mhaith!"
To your good health!
Michael
The Celtic Maze pattern symbolizes the journey of life and the path of experience, & learning. It symbolizes that there are twists, and turns, the challenges and obstacles in life, but that there are always open doors.
O’Connor Occupational Therapy Opens Doors to opportunities for individuals to live safely and independently in their community through Rehabilitation, Education, and Adaptation.
517-881-1302 michael@oconnorot.com
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