Occupational Therapy at CNOS
Restore your independence with the finest rehabilitative specialty healthcare available. CNOS physicians specialize in getting you back to work, play, and life using compassionate physical therapists and comprehensive rehabilitation treatment.
CNOS physicians and therapists work together to provide personalized treatment, from minimally invasive procedures to the most effective post-operative care.
This interdisciplinary approach ensures that you’re always working with someone who knows and understands what you’ve been through.
Physical and occupational therapy take many forms, but CNOS takes an expert approach to them all. Learn more about how our services can improve your health.
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Rehabilitation Services
Post-Operative Care
With some of the best specialty health surgeons in Siouxland, CNOS also promises the best post-operative care. Our physicians will always recommend the most efficient and least invasive treatments possible. Then, physical therapists follow up with the care you need to recover more quickly. See how our neurology and orthopaedic services can help you.
Physical Therapy
Every injury and condition requires its own method of care. With that in mind, we use various therapy options that will suit your condition.
Sports Therapy
Our sports medicine specialists work with athletes to evaluate, treat, and prevent injuries, as well as work with those who have been injured. Or, if you’re in good health, talk to us about using therapy to improve athletic performance.
Total Joint Therapy
Strengthen and restore weakened joints with our total joint therapy. Whether you’re recovering from an injury or just want to improve joint mobility, we can help.
Astym®
Get to the source with a therapy method that regenerates healthy soft tissues. Rather than temporarily relieving symptoms, as some methods might, Astym therapy resolves the underlying cause of soft tissue problems.
Occupational Therapy
Our experts know how to help you recover successfully with proven techniques and customized treatment for every condition. Patients experience a full recovery and get back to work as soon as possible. Learn more about how we help and health individuals with worker’s compensation for on-the-job duties.
- Custom splint fabrication
- Ergonomic assessment
- Hand and upper extremity
Rehabilitation Health Conditions
Lymphedema, or localized fluid retention, can cause painful and uncomfortable swelling—usually in the arms or legs. Let the CNOS experts help you manage this fluid retention professional care that relieves the symptoms.
Stay on Track to a Speedy Recovery
When it comes to speedy recovery, the right rehabilitation method will get you there. Trust the physical therapists and occupational therapists at CNOS to give you what you need. Our rehabilitation services can help these and more conditions. Anything that affects your quality of life is something we’re prepared to treat.
Start the conversation with a CNOS rehabilitation specialist today, and we’ll start you on the path to healing. Request an appointment at one of our local clinics near you or call 605-217-2667.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is occupational therapy?
Occupational therapy (OT) helps people of all ages regain, develop, or maintain the skills they need for everyday life. This can include dressing, bathing, cooking, working, driving, caring for children, or participating in hobbies.
What's the difference between occupational therapy and physical therapy?
While physical therapy focuses on improving movement, strength, balance, and mobility, occupational therapy helps patients perform the daily activities (or “occupations”) that are important to them. Many patients benefit from both therapies working together.
Who can benefit from occupational therapy?
Occupational therapy can help people recovering from:
- Surgery
- Fractures or orthopedic injuries
- Stroke or neurological conditions
- Arthritis
- Hand and wrist injuries
- Work-related injuries
- Chronic pain
- Balance or coordination difficulties
Do I need a referral for occupational therapy?
Requirements vary depending on your insurance plan and state regulations. Our team can help determine whether a referral is needed.
How long will I need occupational therapy?
Every patient is different. Your therapist will create a treatment plan based on your condition, goals, and progress, adjusting it as you improve.
What conditions do occupational therapists treat?
Common conditions include:
- Carpal tunnel syndrome
- Tendon injuries
- Hand fractures
- Arthritis
- Rotator cuff injuries
- Trigger finger
- Stroke recovery
- Parkinson’s disease
- Joint replacements
- Work injuries
CNOS Occupational Therapy Clinic Locations
The following CNOS clinics offer physical and occupational therapy rehabilitation in communities throughout Siouxland. Find a clinic near you to visit with a physical or occupational therapist.