Occupational therapists work with patients to regain their independence in activities of daily living, functional tasks, and work ability.  In this outpatient setting, our OTs work with patients who have sustained injuries to their upper extremity including shoulder, elbow, wrist, and hand. Occupational therapy plays a key role in restoring those essential abilities necessary to function independently.  Activities in our facility include fine motor coordination tasks, range of motion, desensitization techniques and strengthening exercises for the upper extremity to maximize patients’ outcomes.