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EPISODE · Nov 4, 2024 · 12 MIN

Episode 3: What is Occupational Therapy?

from Age Old Problems: New Aged Care · host Helping Hand

In this episode of Age Old Problems: New Aged Care we get to the bottom of what an Occupational Therapist (OT) does and how they can help you to remain safe and independent in your own home. Joining us with all the expertise is Amanda Bailey, Occupational Therapy Manager in Home Care at Helping Hand. Chatting with Kate she explains: What are the different allied health services available to older people at home? What is an OT, and what are the reasons someone might need one? What are the types of things an OT can help with around the home? Who is eligible for OT services at home, and how is it funded? How OT services can keep you living safely and independently at home for longer. Small changes can make a BIG difference. Useful Resources: Helping Hand website Helping Hand phone number - 1300 653 600 MyAgedCare website MyAgedCare number - 1800 200 422 Commonwealth Home Support Programme (CHSP) Episode hosted by Kate Holland Episode recorded and edited by Drew Radford REMEMBER: You understand your needs better than anyone. Take the time to discuss them with one of our friendly team members to ensure the care you get is the right fit for you.

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