Stuck at home with increased headache and eye fatigue from your concussion?
Feel like your neurological disease is progressing because you are moving less and your muscles have tightened up?
Is your teen having difficulties now that routines have changed and showing more anxiety, depression or behaviors?
Worried, especially now, that you can’t get help for your neurological condition?
Feel like your neurological disease is progressing because you are moving less and your muscles have tightened up?
Is your teen having difficulties now that routines have changed and showing more anxiety, depression or behaviors?
Worried, especially now, that you can’t get help for your neurological condition?
How Does Telehealth Work?
Telehealth Occupational Therapy is very similar to in-person visits. Here’s how:
• We ask you questions.
• We complete an exam.
• We tell you what we have discovered so you know why you’re having a problem.
• We give you options on how to solve the problem.
• Then, we instruct you in how to solve the problem from your own home and get you back to life even if others have said that you plateaued.
Reasons Our Telehealth Option Is So Popular is Because it Helps:
• those stuck at home (whether because of the Coronavirus or for other reasons…it doesn't matter!)
• those who don’t have an easy way to get to the clinic.
• the people of the Lehigh Valley who feel like it's just a bit too far to drive.
• the people who hate getting stuck in traffic on 22, 78 or 33 trying to get across town.
• anyone who is just more comfortable having their health taken care of in the comfort of their home!
Here Are Some Questions People Frequently Have About Telehealth:
How do Telehealth services work? How is a virtual visit different than in person?
It’s really not that much different, and here is why. We instruct you through your program and if you need help, we ask that a caregiver or family member is present and then educate them how to move you through the motions. Otherwise, it is very similar to what you may be already use to in the clinic!
How does Telehealth Therapy help with concussion symptoms?
Just like with in the clinic sessions, we work on your eye efficiency skills and pacing techniques with activities that are meaningful to you while managing your symptoms. We review memory and attention strategies and work on activities in the home that can help you improve your skills. We will email you a list of supplies that may be beneficial prior to the session so that we are ready to go for the full session. We still give you a home program to work on in between sessions to make sure that you progress.
How does Telehealth Therapy help with Parkinson’s Disease?
Just like with clinic sessions, we work on your functional tasks that you are having trouble performing. We educate you on tremor reduction techniques, how to move larger and ways to improve your handwriting and memory. If we need to work on balance exercises, we can explain to you how to do them safely, or we can recruit a loved one to help.
How does Telehealth Therapy help with developmental delays?
Just like with clinic sessions, we work on functional tasks that your teen is having issues with. We work on executive functioning skills, problem solving, and social and sensory skills in order to improve every day life skills. We will email you a list of supplies that may be beneficial prior to the session so that we are ready to go for the full session.
I don’t have any equipment at home. Can I still use Telehealth services?
As with many clinic occupational therapy sessions, we use everyday items to perform our therapy. Do you have kitchen tools like tongs or a spatula? Do you have a pen and paper? Do you have small items, like coins or cards around the house? Then you are fully stocked and ready to perform a telehealth virtual visit. We will email you a list of supplies that may be beneficial prior to the session so that we are ready to go for the full session.
What technology do I need to know how to use for Telehealth?
It’s pretty simple! All you need is a device with a camera (a smartphone, a tablet, a laptop). As long as we can see each other, like when you facetime a friend or loved one, we can perform a session. No fancy headphones or external cameras needed to get you back to life.
Does Insurance pay for Telehealth?
We are currently working within all insurance guidelines and HIPPA compliance to cover the cost of telehealth through your insurance.
Telehealth Occupational Therapy is very similar to in-person visits. Here’s how:
• We ask you questions.
• We complete an exam.
• We tell you what we have discovered so you know why you’re having a problem.
• We give you options on how to solve the problem.
• Then, we instruct you in how to solve the problem from your own home and get you back to life even if others have said that you plateaued.
Reasons Our Telehealth Option Is So Popular is Because it Helps:
• those stuck at home (whether because of the Coronavirus or for other reasons…it doesn't matter!)
• those who don’t have an easy way to get to the clinic.
• the people of the Lehigh Valley who feel like it's just a bit too far to drive.
• the people who hate getting stuck in traffic on 22, 78 or 33 trying to get across town.
• anyone who is just more comfortable having their health taken care of in the comfort of their home!
Here Are Some Questions People Frequently Have About Telehealth:
How do Telehealth services work? How is a virtual visit different than in person?
It’s really not that much different, and here is why. We instruct you through your program and if you need help, we ask that a caregiver or family member is present and then educate them how to move you through the motions. Otherwise, it is very similar to what you may be already use to in the clinic!
How does Telehealth Therapy help with concussion symptoms?
Just like with in the clinic sessions, we work on your eye efficiency skills and pacing techniques with activities that are meaningful to you while managing your symptoms. We review memory and attention strategies and work on activities in the home that can help you improve your skills. We will email you a list of supplies that may be beneficial prior to the session so that we are ready to go for the full session. We still give you a home program to work on in between sessions to make sure that you progress.
How does Telehealth Therapy help with Parkinson’s Disease?
Just like with clinic sessions, we work on your functional tasks that you are having trouble performing. We educate you on tremor reduction techniques, how to move larger and ways to improve your handwriting and memory. If we need to work on balance exercises, we can explain to you how to do them safely, or we can recruit a loved one to help.
How does Telehealth Therapy help with developmental delays?
Just like with clinic sessions, we work on functional tasks that your teen is having issues with. We work on executive functioning skills, problem solving, and social and sensory skills in order to improve every day life skills. We will email you a list of supplies that may be beneficial prior to the session so that we are ready to go for the full session.
I don’t have any equipment at home. Can I still use Telehealth services?
As with many clinic occupational therapy sessions, we use everyday items to perform our therapy. Do you have kitchen tools like tongs or a spatula? Do you have a pen and paper? Do you have small items, like coins or cards around the house? Then you are fully stocked and ready to perform a telehealth virtual visit. We will email you a list of supplies that may be beneficial prior to the session so that we are ready to go for the full session.
What technology do I need to know how to use for Telehealth?
It’s pretty simple! All you need is a device with a camera (a smartphone, a tablet, a laptop). As long as we can see each other, like when you facetime a friend or loved one, we can perform a session. No fancy headphones or external cameras needed to get you back to life.
Does Insurance pay for Telehealth?
We are currently working within all insurance guidelines and HIPPA compliance to cover the cost of telehealth through your insurance.
Your journey to think, move and function better with everyday tasks can start today from the comfort of your home. There’s no need to take two hours out of your day to get ready and go travel to see a specialist. Virtual visits give you the ease, and comfort, of getting the care you need from the place you're most comfortable -
your home.
your home.
Hours of OperationMonday 8 am- 6 pm
Tuesday 8 am -6 pm Wednesday 8 am-6 pm Thursday 8 am-5 pm Friday 8 am - 12 pm Sat - Sun: Closed |
Services:
Neuro Rehab Pediatrics Concussion Rehab Vision Remediation Telehealth Interactive Metronome Interocpetion |
Contact Information Phone: 484-215-4690
Fax: 610-419-0312 Email: ARiseAboveOT@gmail.com NOW: ONE LARGER LOCATION 2380 Schoenersville Road Bethlehem, PA 18017 |
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