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01/05/15
Wheelchair Positioning – A Therapist’s Role
Positioning and appropriate seating systems are concerns to the Occupational Therapist working with patients in wheelchairs. Many nursing home residents and elderly patients sit for hours each day, sometimes in…
09/03/14
Using Comic Strips to Expand Your SLP Tool Box
As speech therapists it’s important that we continue to find new techniques to integrate into our “tool box.” While our focus is always on customized and patient-centered care, it can…
03/28/14
Rehab Department Thrives in Boom Town
Perhaps you have heard about the oil boom going on in North Dakota these days. Williston, North Dakota, in the northwest corner of the state, is more than having its…
04/01/13
I Love The SNF Setting and Here’s Why
Just as I was starting to think our jobs in therapy were getting consumed with Medicare rules and regulations, a patient encounter reminded me otherwise. In visiting one of our…
10/26/11
What Lymphedema Treatment Is Really About
If you’ve been around the therapy world for awhile, you’ve probably encountered the word “lymphedema.” But you may be surprised to learn about the complexities involved in treatment of patients…