FAQs
Questions Before Getting Started
Clear answers about occupational therapy, home visits, insurance, referrals, evaluations, and caregiver participation.
Occupational therapy helps people participate in everyday activities such as dressing, bathing, cooking, moving safely at home, using their hands and arms, and managing routines.
Occupational therapy may help improve independence, safety, confidence, and function through personalized treatment based on your goals and daily environment.
Yes. VMOTS is designed around in-home and community-based occupational therapy so care can address the spaces and routines you use every day.
Coverage varies. Our team can help you understand your benefits and next steps before therapy begins.
Referral requirements depend on your coverage and situation. We can help you determine what is needed when you contact us.
A licensed occupational therapy professional reviews your goals, daily routines, home setup, safety concerns, and functional needs, then recommends a personalized plan.
Session length depends on the plan of care, your goals, and coverage requirements. The team will explain the expected schedule before services begin.
Frequency is individualized after evaluation and based on your needs, goals, and coverage.
Yes. Caregiver participation can be valuable for safety, carryover, and confidence between therapy visits.
Service areas may vary by availability. Use the service area form or contact VMOTS to confirm care near you.
Use the Request an Evaluation form or call the office. The VMOTS team will review your information and follow up with next steps.
Physical therapy often focuses on movement, strength, and mobility. Occupational therapy focuses on helping you perform meaningful daily activities safely and independently. Many patients benefit from both.