Book a Home Occupational Therapy Session in Singapore

Using exercises and other forms of therapy, occupational therapists help individuals develop, recover, improve and maintain motor skills, balance and coordination to help them regain independence in daily living.

Children, adults and seniors with physical, sensory, or cognitive problems may need occupational therapy (OT) to help acquire skills and abilities for daily living and regain independence in all aspects of their lives. This can help to enhance an individual’s emotional, social, and physical wellbeing.

Homage Occupational Therapists are individuals passionate and dedicated in caring for seniors and families in need. 100% Singaporean, they are certified under the Ministry of Health’s Allied Health Professions Council (AHPC).

There is no need for any preparation.

If you have any doctor’s referral letter, previous occupational therapy/ medical reports or investigations (X-ray or MRI), we would reccomend sharing these information with your occupational therapist for a more thorough understanding of your condition for therapy treatment.

Each Homage occupational therapy visit will be one-hour long (60-minutes).

Every individual’s recovery and rehabilitation journey is different. The occupational therapist should be able to advise you of an appropriate treatment plan and frequency after the initial assessment.

During your first visit, our occupational therapy will first assess your health and physical condition, home environment, understand the goals, develop and advise a personalised treatment plan.

If time permits, the occupational therapist will also work with you through the treatment plan during the first visit.

Occupational therapy focuses on holistic wellness as well as finer motor and cognitive skills. The goal is to help you and your loved one perform daily activities and meaningful interactions with maximum independence possible. The treatment plan may include physical exercise, therapeutic adaptations as well as home modifications. For someone recovering from a stroke, our occupational therapist might develop treatments to help with the management of daily activities like eating, showering and getting dressed.

Physiotherapy focuses on treating you and your loved one’s physical impairment (body movement and function). Physiotherapists are trained extensively in body mechanics and use treatment techniques that are designed to reduce pain, restore function, and prevent disability. For someone recovering from a stroke, a physiotherapist might develop exercises to strengthen the muscles for walking, standing, and other movements.