Hello all,
Can anyone give me info concerning becoming an aging in place specialist...as
an OT? I found the course requirements, CEU requirements etc but would like
more specifically to know if we need M.D. orders in order to provide this
service and what items I would need to consider if I
Today at 8:00 AM, I dad the utterly "ucky" duty of visiting the dentist.
The hygienist saw my name tag and actually recognized that I was an
occupational therapist. She then kindly proceeds to tell me of her ONE
experience with OT. She says:
While taking my friend to a PT appoint
Re: Picture Cook Book
Sarah,
I do not know of a published cookbook as you are describing however, I created
my own for a similar population using Google Images to locate pics of food and
food products. I then pasted the pics into simplified recipes based on the food
preferences of the person
Lots of good questions. I'll answer to the best of my ability:
JT> I read somewhere that we needed some type of credentials
At one time, Medicare was going to require that all w/c evals be
done only by people holding an ATP credential. This never came
to fruition, so no
Hey Ed:
To me, functional therapist is even more generic than an occupational
therapist.
As we've discussed, OCCUPATION has much more meaning and depth. Of
course, the problem is that people, even OT's, don't understand that.
I'm for staying with occupational therapist but having
Hello all, I have more medicare questions for you. Are there any
requirements that we (OT's) must have to perform w/c evaluations? I read
somewhere that we needed some type of credentials. When I use to do the
evals (more than 8yrs ago) I remember that I spent about 45-60 minutes doing
the measure
Wow... that's a lot of new members! A very warm welcome to all of you, and I
hope that you will jump in with any topics or questions you have on your mind,
as well as answers.
Pat
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